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63 November

Family Visitation·2018-11-01
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63 November 2018 Family Visitation he will devote himself to knowing the needs of his sheep. Some needs are known because members will readily make their needs known. But many needs come to light only because the elders ask. A good practice at a family visit, therefore, is that the elders ask a family, early on, “What can we help you with? What are the needs of your family that we may bring the Word of God to address?” But to ask the question in the right tone and spirit is a spiritual gift and...

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