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170-Tracking Movements

An episode of the Movements with Steve Addison podcast, hosted by Steve Addison, titled "170-Tracking Movements" was published on August 9, 2018.

August 9, 2018 · Movements with Steve Addison

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Steve Addison talks to Jim Haney on what the research teaches about multiplying movements of disciples and churches.

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