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Right

Posted On: 09/16/09 05:26:53 PM

Age 61, MO

Of course, you're right. In this post I was not attempting to say the more obvious things, but some give some ideas to restore relational vitality mainly. However, for many churches it is not obvious to study the Word. Well said. Jim E.

First Things First

Posted On: 09/15/09 08:05:39 PM

Age 50, NJ

Dear Jim, Hate to state the obvious, but how about being radical and add "studying the Word of God" to your list. Perhaps as the first option. I'm not saying those other suggestions are without merit, but they won't make disciples, just happy campers. God Bless, Art

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