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Daily Archives: January 10, 2013
Why does your Christian community exist?
C. Kavin Rowe: Why does your Christian community exist? | Faith & Leadership.
Incorporating disagreement is a mark of a thriving community
C. Kavin Rowe: Incorporating disagreement is a mark of a thriving community | Faith & Leadership.
Room for the weak in a thriving community
Room for the weak in a thriving community | Faith & Leadership.
Visibility: A feature of thriving communities
Visibility: A feature of thriving communities | Faith & Leadership.
Networking: A feature of thriving communities
Networking: A feature of thriving communities | Faith & Leadership.
The pattern of life in thriving communities
The pattern of life in thriving communities | Faith & Leadership.
There’s More to Life Than Being Happy
There’s More to Life Than Being Happy – Emily Esfahani Smith – The Atlantic.
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