EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 51 MIN
The Connected Church: How To Help Churches Move People From Attending to Belonging (w/ Dustin Dozier) - Episode 339
from The 95 Podcast: Conversations for Small-Church Pastors · host 95Network
Dustin Dozier serves as a Teaching Pastor and Director of Next Steps at Upstate Church in South Carolina, a ten-location church reaching nearly 6,000 people each week.He coaches and consults with church leaders who want to build healthy churches that grow through meaningful relationships and deep community. Dustin is the founder of The Connected Church Co. and the #1 Amazon bestselling author of The Connected Church, where he helps pastors and teams create cultures where people feel known, valued, and connected—not just counted.He and his wife Sloan have been married for 20 years and are raising three boys together.In Podcast 339, Dale Sellers and Joseph Bennett talk with Dustin Dozier about building a culture of belonging, prioritizing first-time guests, avoiding volunteer burnout, and creating simple systems that move people from attending to truly connecting.Show Notes: https://95network.org/95podcast-339-summary-the-connected-church-how-to-help-churches-move-people-from-attending-to-belonging-w-dustin-dozier-episode-339/Support the show
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Dustin Dozier serves as a Teaching Pastor and Director of Next Steps at Upstate Church in South Carolina, a ten-location church reaching nearly 6,000 people each week. He coaches and consults with church leaders who want to build healthy churches that grow through meaningful relationships and deep community. Dustin is the founder of The Connected Church Co. and the #1 Amazon bestselling author of The Connected Church, where he helps pastors and teams create cultures where people feel known, v...
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