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  I added this to my "Welcome email"
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  @Kelly-Dorsey said in I added this to my "Welcome email":

  When you "review" your lesson after I give feedback, there is a "Feedback given - View" button. View my opening comments there. Then scroll through the lesson and I have made some comments after your answers (many but not all). You are able to "reply" to my comments if you have any questions or observations. This is truly an interactive study. (^:

  this is great, I always try to remind them as well, but good to add to the welcome email.

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  Helpful summaries
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  Faith Building Study observations
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  Very good news!
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  JESUS, the Light
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  Loving My Brothers and Sisters
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  Setting Captives Free email settings
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  Nothing you do for Jesus is in vain
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  Thank you to our mentors
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  Unless I See
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  Dedicated to the Mentors of Setting Captives Free
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  Amen, thank you! May the Lord of the Harvest give the bounty as we His workers do what He gives us to do!
  Luke 10:2  These were his instructions to them: “The harvest is great, but the workers are few. So pray to the Lord who is in charge of the harvest; ask him to send more workers into his fields.