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John H. Armstrong | January 30, 2017

Posted on December 21, 2016 by John Armstrong

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John H. Armstrong
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President, ACT 3 Network, and author of Your Church Is Too Small (2010) and The Unity Factor (2011). Teacher, mentor and missional collaborator. Minister in Reformed Church (RCA).  johna1949@gmail.com

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