Why I’m Starting Revitalize Network – Rainer on Leadership #471

Podcast Episode #471

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I recently announced the launch of Revitalize Network—a 501c3 nonprofit organization focused on helping churches revitalize. Today, we discuss the details of the network and how you can join us.


Some highlights from today’s episode include:



Many churches need revitalization but don’t know where to start.
Revitalize Network is a place where churches can come together to help one another become healthier.
Revitalization is not a destination for a church, it’s a journey.

Resources mentioned in today’s podcast



Church Answers
Revitalize Network


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