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Hey everybody, this is John, 
your senior pastor at Englewood 

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Baptist Church in Rocky 
Mountain, North Carolina. 

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Thanks for joining us for this 
episode. 

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I hope that you're listening 
across our spectrum of podcasts.

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We're trying to record several 
things for you to give a a 

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varied menu, everything from 
prayer to Bible study. 

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We also have our sermons and our
midweek Bible studies on podcast

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as well. 
So I hope that you're tuning in 

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and listening to some of these 
these episodes that we're doing.

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We have various guests who come 
in and and work with us today. 

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Today we're going to do an 
interesting podcast. 

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We're going to do a podcast 
about podcasts, which is a 

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little ironic because if you can
find this podcast to listen to 

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this podcast, I don't know why 
you need help finding other 

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podcasts in order to listen to 
those podcasts, but perhaps you 

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still do. 
But we're also going to talk 

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about why podcasts in the 1st 
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There are millions of them. 
I shared with you in a previous 

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episode, how many podcasts exist
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I mean, there are millions and 
millions of them. 

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And why in the world are we 
doing this? 

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And I'll be honest with you, one
of the main reasons we do this 

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here at Inglewood is because our
members sometimes need 

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supplemental material to listen 
to you. 

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Also, we have folks who serve in
so many different areas that 

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sometimes they miss some of the 
teaching that we might be 

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conducting and some of our 
normal weekly experiences as 

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well. 
So we want to make sure they 

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have the opportunity to hear 
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But we've also heard from people
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blessed by it. 
So we're thankful for that and 

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we hope that you enjoy this 
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If if nothing else, you're going
to learn why we at Inglewood are

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doing podcast. 
I have with me in the studio. 

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Justin Long's always with us run
the show, which we always 

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appreciate. 
Justin, he would just waved at 

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you. 
But we also have with us our 

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director of communication, Avery
Garrett's with us. 

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Welcome. 
Thanks for having me. 

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And then my administrative 
assistant who actually, I think,

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runs my life and everything 
else, Michelle Farrell. 

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Thank you for having us. 
And these two work together a 

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lot in my office to help tell 
the story of Englewood and 

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Avery. 
Why in the world does a church 

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need an Office of Communication?
Do you have anything? 

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Any thoughts about that? 
I think the church needs a 

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communications office to create 
the story of Englewood and to 

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bring awareness of the events 
and all the things we have going

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on. 
It helps keep things organized 

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and us on the same page. 
We also have, you know, in 

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today's world we, you know, 
obviously have web pages and 

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social media platforms, apps, 
etcetera that that our our 

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members use. 
And you can also access us who 

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are very much aware of the fact 
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they're often looking at us 
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before they physically show up. 
So what use are some of those? 

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What what what are what are the 
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social media, web presence, 
podcasts, etcetera for 

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Englewood? 
They help communicate the 

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mission and vision as well as 
reaching people in places they 

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are every day. 
We are a part of a tech savvy 

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world, so it's important for the
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these places and it allows 
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easily and quickly. 
Michelle, you've been at the 

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church for a long time. 
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didn't always have these things,
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So have you, have you sensed 
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outside people about the 
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Yes, I think it's, it's very 
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For one, they don't have to wait
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Sunday morning to get the 
information that they're looking

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for. 
It's as we say, at their 

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fingertips and so and there's 
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and options for them to to 
receive their communication and 

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news from the church. 
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trying to tell. 
We have we have mission 

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statements and vision statements
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We have wall art and logos and 
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You can come to Inglewood and 
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T-shirt, but but there's a story
behind all of that symbolism and

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those statements that we make. 
Avery, what do you think the 

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story is that we're trying to 
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I think it ultimately boils down
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Jesus and how that changes how 
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And, and Michelle, think about, 
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has that story ever changed here
or has that been pretty 

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consistent? 
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We have always saw the Lord's 
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Him through our lives and 
through the body of believers of

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Inglewood. 
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course over the years quite a 
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the same because we consistently
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disciples who share God's story 
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And it's always interesting to 
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background in church consulting 
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a lot of churches. 
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bumper stickers and banners and,
and bulletin headers and things 

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like that. 
But you know, and, and you ask 

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people, you know, describe your 
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You know, what are the five 
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church? 
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friendly and prayerful or 
missions minded or different 

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things like that. 
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hard to communicate with people 
who don't, or it's hard to 

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convince people those things are
actually true until they 

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actually come and visit. 
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are often the first impressions 
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portals, especially in our world
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So, so Avery, how do you think 
we're trying to tell that story?

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I think we're trying to do it 
through testimonials, live 

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capture of all the events that 
we have, just to share the story

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and the impact that they have on
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come. 
Yeah, didn't take the place of a

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hug, but, but, but if we can 
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digital hug, you know, a little 
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seriousness of the message that 
we stand for and, and and and. 

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Are there any new ways that we 
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Are there some new ways coming 
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that that maybe we could reach 
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I think more multi generational 
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play, getting the students 
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with the adults. 
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testimonials, but probably 
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Because it is interesting, you 
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put this as a test so y'all get 
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Justin can come in from a 
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But if I were to ask you, you 
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describe Inglewood, one of the 
strengths of Inglewood, which is

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interesting and sometimes people
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it is, it's our multi 
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And the fact that, you know, 
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they'll, they'll, you know, if 
they're from a if they're from a

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church made real college kids, 
they're going to think we're an 

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old church, but we're, we're a 
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And so we have a lot of kids, we
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a lot of their parents and then 
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So we have all these 
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because I think you get the the 
wisdom and the exposure to the 

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older Christians who bring us a 
stable, balanced perspective at 

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times. 
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the younger folks. 
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family church, a multi 
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to come to Englewood. 
You all throw a word out. 

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Englewood is what any word from 
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Going to say well-rounded. 
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We're known for a couple of 
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I think we're known for our 
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We have several missionaries who
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from the church. 
We do multiple mission trips 

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every year. 
We're involved in both North 

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American and international 
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What are other adjectives? 
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for Inglewood. 
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we're known as a friendly body 
of believers and people who love

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genuinely love one another and 
as a family and love our 

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community and desire to serve it
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Yeah, and we're, we're in, we're
a church known for its, I'll use

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the word conservative, I guess, 
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We believe in the inerrancy of 
God's Word and we and we teach 

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it and preach it very 
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here in both our small groups 
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And so part of that's the story,
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How do you communicate that on a
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communicate that in a social 
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And, and again, the idea of 
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live experiences are going to be
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So one of the things that we 
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to actually walk you through and
I'm going to be quiet for a 

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while and let these two ladies 
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How do you access all that we 
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And so I don't know, Avery, 
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Michelle Michelle's going to go 
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I got the signal. 
Well, there are many, many on 

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ramps to reaching all the 
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communicate. 
One of those of course is our 

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website. 
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around for a long time. 
Pretty much everybody now are 

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very familiar with those. 
Our our website address is Ingle

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www.inglewoodbaptist.com And 
from there you can click any tab

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and find out any information 
that you need to know what about

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Inglewood from if you're a brand
new guest, we have a way that 

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you can walk through and learn 
where would you take your 

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children on Sunday? 
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was how do people dress at 
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So that's, that's very helpful. 
We also have a church app that 

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we probably had now for maybe 
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I guess that's something that I 
personally love is very helpful 

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and it's it's very easy to use 
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information about Englewood 
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To find our church app, you can 
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and the name of our app is EBC 
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So just search that in your App 
Store and download it and you'll

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be moving on towards finding out
all things Inglewood. 

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The other Ave. that we rely 
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social media. 
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we have chosen to focus our 
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and Instagram as our main 
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content on. 
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and Instagram as well at by 
searching EBC Rocky Mt When you 

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do find us and follow us to stay
up to date on everything that's 

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happening around Inglewood and 
how we're telling our story and 

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sharing testimonies that Avery 
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one purpose of sharing the 
gospel and the you can also, if 

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you would follow us. 
And we also love it when you 

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also share our post that helps 
helps us greatly to get our 

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message out into further reaches
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So, and then also the the hot 
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You can find podcast on our app.
You can find podcast on our 

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website. 
You can find our podcast on your

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favorite podcast player. 
So there's just many, many 

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options for reaching those 
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And I guess it really boils down
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preference for how you seek 
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But I strongly encourage you to 
at least try one and find it, 

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and whatever you're comfortable 
with, use that. 

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And for some of you who might be
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church, you know, when I 
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generational, you know, it, 
there are generational 

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perspectives on communication 
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perspectives on digital usage 
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But it's been it's been 
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haven't sensed and I'm sure 
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before my arrival here. 
But you know, we, we have senior

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adults and they and they've 
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to digital communication. 
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your church, we don't do, I 
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you hearing this, but for some 
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cheaper in ways. 
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church, they're still grandma's 
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grandkids. 
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platforms that we can. 
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to that? 
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easiest way to find the podcast 
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way to find Sunday mornings and 
Wednesday nights is to search 

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Inglewood Baptist Church and 
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you'll have to scroll to find 
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series by its name to find that 
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So again, you might find it 
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people should already be able to
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learn about podcast. 
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believe it or not, is we're 
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this episode of a podcast very 
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can follow the rest of this to 
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Because I'm not sure about you, 
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pods. 
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makes sense to you and, and I 
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often get on where can I find 
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answered a once and for all. 
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all helping out and thanks for 
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and how things really work, 
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of that and they're appreciated 
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Seriously, we have all kinds of 
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I'm getting ready to do a series
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and also a series on heaven, 
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you'll enjoy. 
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So we're going to be talking 
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If you're in the area and you 
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see us at Inglewood on Sundays 
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We'd love to see you come up and
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tell you tell me that you heard 
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Thanks for joining us.