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As organizers of Love [Your City], we don’t want to get too heavily into signed agreements, legal issues, etc. We merely wish to pass on what God’s given to us as generously and wisely as possible, and be relational with other communities as best we can!

So all we’re looking for here is to know that there’s agreement among at least 3 Christian pastors and leaders in your community (ie. representing at least 3 churches) to pursue an event like this, and that you agree with the mission, vision and value statements of Love [Your City].

We suggest you first pursue this through your local ministerial of pastors and leaders, who might either feel led to organize the event at that level, or at least give their blessing to a group (hopefully representing a few churches) to plan the event.

Please read through the Relational Commitment document (Word Doc or PDF) and if you’re in agreement, sign it and fax it in.

Thank you!

Love [Your City] organizers
Abbotsford, BC


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