December 23rd, 2009
Introducing Open Source Vision Casting
How to Present Church Vision in 2010
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Great idea and exercise Will. Here’s mine for the day:
Whatever your church vision, your profit margin is life change. Show the profit, and your vision will go viral.
Terrific idea, Will. One of the best uses of Twitter I’ve seen.
I jumped in with my other twitter name “aslansportsguy”
Thanks!!
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