Friends not interested in church.

| By Q Place

“We had been asking God for how we could influence our friends spiritually but didn’t feel that an invitation to attend our church would be of interest to any of them. 

Q Place Coaching gave us invaluable encouragement to ‘pull the trigger’ and host a discussion group about God and spiritual questions. 

Jesus is drawing our friends to himself, and we get to observe and participate. What an adventure!” 

– Dave & Syd P. 

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