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074 | North Point's Bill Willits and Libby Hempen on Connection and the Loneliness Epidemic, Its Impact on Small Groups and Creating Community During a Pandemic
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Bill Willits and Libby Hempen join Carey Nieuwhof to share about their experience leading small groups in a hybrid church context at North Point Ministries. Together, they discuss how to lead conversations amidst political tensions, generational trends in attendance through the pandemic and how shortened attention spans have shaped their curriculum choices.
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Sign up for the “Activating Missions Barna CoLab” at Barna.com/CoLab, and use the promo code CHURCHPULSE15.
Visit WaterBrookMultnomah.com to get Andy Stanley & Bill’s book, Creating Community: Revised & Updated Edition.
Text the word PULSE to 55123 for BELAY’s free resource download, ‘5 Ways A Church Bookkeeper Can Transform Your Day.’
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Bill Willits and Libby Hempen join Carey Nieuwhof to share about their experience leading small groups in a hybrid church context at North Point Ministries. Together, they discuss how to lead conversations amidst political tensions, generational trends in attendance through the pandemic and how shortened attention spans have shaped their curriculum choices.
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Sign up for the “Activating Missions Barna CoLab” at Barna.com/CoLab, and use the promo code CHURCHPULSE15.
Visit WaterBrookMultnomah.com to get Andy Stanley & Bill’s book, Creating Community: Revised & Updated Edition.
Text the word PULSE to 55123 for BELAY’s free resource download, ‘5 Ways A Church Bookkeeper Can Transform Your Day.’
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