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#Being missional people

36 min · 24. mai 2026
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Launching our "Love Your Street 2026" mission month, this message unpacks Jesus' timeless call to live as both the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Discover how pairing a faithful everyday presence with a bold voice for the Gospel can break through fear and bring Christ's transforming hope directly to our neighborhoods.

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