How to put on events that produce long term growth

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Events are extremely important for Churches. If done right, there can be a lot buzz from the event and potential momentum. But how do you know for sure if there will be growth from it? How do you know if more people will come to your services because of it? How do you know if your volunteers will be encouraged and impacted from it?

These are all great questions that Stan Rodda has been asking as he is planning his latest event. Stan has been a Campus Pastor for many years and has a lot of experience leading Churches and ministries. In today’s episode, Stan and I talk about what he is doing this year to not just put on a successful event, but to get results that produce long term impact.

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