Helping Others Grow
2014
PNG
• English
• 1.8 MB
| Category | Child Philosophy |
| Copyright Owner | Compassion International |
This infographic shows the importance of encouraging children and teenagers to grow in their faith and allowing them to participate in the discipleship of others.
This document is part of: No Plan B
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