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	Comments on: The Cluster System After Three Years	</title>
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		By: bkittle		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Having come for a different background than UB, I have entered the UB world with new eyes. My former organization had a regional meeting once a month that became a drain for ministry and a drain for me personally. However, I have been a part of my cluster for about a year now and I wouldn&#039;t trade the interaction for the world! It&#039;s not just the comradery, but the honest interaction for mutual edification and challenging the power of inertia that gets me excited.
Being around other hard working guys (and gals) helps us all become greater. I for one am thankful for the cluster structure and cluster experience.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Having come for a different background than UB, I have entered the UB world with new eyes. My former organization had a regional meeting once a month that became a drain for ministry and a drain for me personally. However, I have been a part of my cluster for about a year now and I wouldn&#8217;t trade the interaction for the world! It&#8217;s not just the comradery, but the honest interaction for mutual edification and challenging the power of inertia that gets me excited.<br />
Being around other hard working guys (and gals) helps us all become greater. I for one am thankful for the cluster structure and cluster experience.</p>
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