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Aug 27, 2018 34 min

Proclaiming the Messages

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Making progress using a presentation software called Proclaim at church. Learned some new tricks with it this weekend. Also testing Telegram for a potential platform for church communication, alongside WhatsApp. We currently use GroupMe a ton - to the vexation of some of our members. Find me on Telegram at https://www.t.me/joshuatalley Check out John Stevenson's "Sunday Snippet" newsletter from his site at http://www.clientkudos.com/blog/ QotD: "If you don't have a goal, any road will get you there." - Yogi Berra

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