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Kurtis Amundson

Kurtis is Director of Communications at Missio Nexus, coordinating and overseeing production of marketing and publications, along with all web-based, mobile, and social media content. He is husband to Aubrey and father to Sophie, William, and Elizabeth. A typographer, designer, and photographer by trade, he also serves as an elder at Redemption City Church in Rochester, Minnesota.

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