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Curt Seaburg: Embracing Our Online Campus

Lora Schrock -
Up to this point, using videoconferencing was a rarity. Now, we are embracing it at a whole new level.
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Kevin Geer: Help People Experience Jesus

Lora Schrock -
When leading in a time of change and uncertainty when everyone is trying to understand what the new reality is, its important to draw people's attention to what is not changing, as Kevin Geer helps people experience Jesus.
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Michael Fletcher: Leverage Small Groups

Lora Schrock -
"People need content, but they also need connection. Disciples are made in small groups."
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Jeff Bogue: Pray for Your 3

Lora Schrock -
Jeff Bogue shares insights on leading Grace Church through challenging times, emphasizing initiatives like 'Pray for Your 3' to foster community healing.
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Dean Fulks: Learning to Communicate Better

Lora Schrock -
"We streamlined our communication process so that it became more consistent. We knew that we had to be abundantly clear about the hearer’s best next step."
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Mike Baker: Partner With Community Organizations

Lora Schrock -
Mike Baker discusses the importance of partnering with community organizations, inspired by Jesus teaching on new wineskins, to identify what that will mean for this new wine.
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Rufus Smith: Work for Church Unity and Justice

Lora Schrock -
We are one example of how the church of Jesus Christ can leverage its platform, trust and credibility to be the conscience and compassionate arm of the gospel, as exemplified by Rufus Smith's work for church unity.
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Karen Swallow Prior: The Truth and The CrossPart 1

Paul J. Pastor -

The apostle Paul wrote, Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind (Rom. 12:2). In Pauls Greek, the word that is commonly translated as mind is nous, which typically refers to our rational, thinking faculties. But it also can be used to convey composure, a sense of the security that comes with thorough comprehension. The word illustrates how intellectual pursuits for the Christian can become vibrant acts of service to others and of resistance to a world intent on conforming us to its system of behavior. Karen Swallow Prior faith is a leading advocate for this deep and rational composure.

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