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Operation: Influence

Added 06 June 2004

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Operation: Influence, which takes place in the European autumn, will kick off with a MasterClass event in Kassell (Germany) before moving on to Sheffield (UK) and Lisbon (Portugal). The goal of Operation: Influence is to lift the profile of churches in the wider community. Following the European events, the first ever Australian MasterClass will be held in Melbourne.

Each of these MasterClass events will feature a special focus on communication, media, generational ministry, cultural shifts and leadership. Guest speakers from various corners of the world will join Mal for the teaching and we aim to up to 1000 pastors and leaders equipped during the sessions overall. For more, check out the MasterClass section at www.nextwaveonline.com.

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I have listened to several of the messages available on your website (thank you for making them accessible). They have revealed, expanded, and confirmed things in my heart and as a result I am much stronger as a Pastor and Leader.
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