Wednesday' Leadership Thought for Sept. 2, 2020

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I hope this Wednesday has been a great one.  This week in our leadership discussion we are going to be looking at our inner circle.  In reality, we can only really pour into a handful of people and do it well.  This week we are looking to the example of Jesus and how He poured into three people- Peter, James, and John.  

Who are your handful of people you are pouring into?

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