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What does it take to move from calling to completion—and how do we scale this work nationally? Hear from:
- Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ
- Rev. Dr. Joe Daniels, Lead Pastor, Emory United Methodist Church
- Monsignor Michael Boland, Executive Consultant, Catholic Charities Usa
- Dr. Jill Shook, Co-founder, Making Housing & Community Happen
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