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As executives, we are called to steward everything God has given us – including our businesses – to advance the gospel. A corporate giving strategy is a terrific way to leverage our resources to that aim. When it comes to corporate giving, do you give with a specific purpose in mind? How could your company’s resources make a Kingdom impact?
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