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Things change when God's people gather.
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Things change when God's people gather.

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  • Why are we so focused on gathering together? God commands His blessing. He listens when we pray. There's power when we gather together.
  • You weren't intended to do life alone. Be there this Sunday, and connect with God's people!

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Relationships, Community

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