Grupos Pequenos Y Celulas De I – (Spanish)
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Your small group can accomplish big things in the lives of your teenagers. And in ‘Help! I’m a Small-Group Leader!’ you’ll find methods and approaches you can use, foibles and minefields to avoid and solutions and tips that will help you nurture your small group into a growing community, whatever your goals. To top it all off there are 20 pages of questions that you can use in your small-group Bible study.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829765311
ISBN10: 082976531X
Language: Spanish
Laurie Polich
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2013
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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