Hearing from the Broader Church: Diversity Issues in Mobilization (MOB)

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Agustin Quiles & Ron Nelson & Jamie Farr

2016 Mission Leaders Conference
Personnel

How is God calling His whole Church on mission, and how can mission mobilization leaders respond? Come hear from Latino and African-American leaders about their perspectives, and participate in a discussion around related issues of mobilization.

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