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Jesus told us that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. How do we move from “few” to “more”? Come to this interactive workshop to discuss best practices to recruit, train, and retain volunteers. You will leave with tools to help you equip and multiply disciplemakers.
Jesús nos dijo que la cosecha es abundante, pero los trabajadores son pocos. ¿Cómo pasamos de “pocos” a “más”? Ven a este taller interactivo para hablar sobre las mejores prácticas para reclutar, capacitar y retener voluntarios. Te irás con herramientas que te ayudarán a equipar y multiplicar a quienes hacen discípulos.
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