Do You Make These Assumptions About Online Attendees?
This article examines assumptions about online attendees and contrasts them with research showing online worshipers read the Bible more frequently.
This article examines assumptions about online attendees and contrasts them with research showing online worshipers read the Bible more frequently.
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