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Grow Your Church Workshop On-Demand Experience
Monday, 27 January, 2025

Here is what we’ll cover in this Grow Your Church Workshop:After inviting 66 million people to church - here is what is working so you can get the most visitors!The #1 Rule of Church GrowthThe Five Types of InvitesExplain an Automatic Invite System and our favorite way to build one.What is looks like if you’d like to enroll in the Church Fuel Grow Program and have our team build an Automatic Invite System for your church. Get all the details and enroll in the Church Fuel Grow Program here:https://churchfuel.com/grow/Text 816-844-3306

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