Four Questions to Ask about Your Community in a Revitalization

On today’s episode we are going to visit your neighborhood, listen to those who live there, and help you ask questions about your community in a revitalization.

* Who is really in the community?
* How does the church reflect the community?
* What opportunities do the demographics suggest?
* What are the needs, dreams, and aspirations of those in the community?

Resources mentioned in today's episode

* Know Your Community




 
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