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I Love The Church: Mission

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What is the mission of the Church? The Church isn’t a building or a place we simply attend—it’s a people called together for a purpose. In this message, Pastor Dereck Frymier continues our “I Love the Church” series and shares how the mission of the Church reflects the heart of Jesus: to seek and save the lost. Discover how each of us can help move the mission forward through prayer, invitation, generosity, and using our time and gifts to build His Church. When we each bring what God has given us, He can use it to make an eternal difference.

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