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More leaders & speakers announced for Worship Together 20/20... Â More Leader & Speakers Added The

More leaders & speakers announced for Worship Together 20/20...  [WORSHIP TOGETHER 20/20 PRICE INCREASES IN 2 WEEKS! REGISTER NOW]( More Leader & Speakers Added The line up keeps getting better! Now announcing Church of the City, Rita Springer, Aaron Ivey, and Michael Neale at Worship Together 20/20. This conference will be an incredible time to worship, learn, and grow in the way we lead the church. Tickets are going fast so secure your spot now! [SECURE MY SPOT]( Did you see our FOCUS breakout topics? This year, we are excited to introduce FOCUS Breakout Sessions at Worship Together 20/20. These sessions will provide a unique opportunity to dig deeper around topics that include Building & Pastoring a Team, Women Who Worship, Leading in the Small Church, Servanthood & Leadership, Empowering the Next Generation, Leading Through Transitions, and Creativity & Production. [REGISTER NOW](     mailto:feedback@worshiptogether.com Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Worship Together, PO Box 5084, Brentwood, TN 37024, United States

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