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S.I.Ts and M.I.Ts: Yielded Vessels in the Making

S.I.Ts and M.I.Ts: Yielded Vessels in the Making

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Jan 3, 2022

We are all "Servants in Training", "Missionaries in Training" or both. What's the difference and how might God be preparing us? Dr. Dowell will be discussing the importance of each of those seasons in our development as yielded vessels "living sacrifices". We will learn the answers to those questions, find encouragement in times of difficulty, and be inspired to answer the call along the way as we glean wisdom, and learn a few guiding principles from the lives of biblical and historical servants who have been called and used of God in times past.

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