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The document outlines four leadership teams (TAG, MOVE, POINT, IMPACT) and what groups, events, and individuals they oversee. TAG oversees life groups, growth groups, and peer networks. MOVE oversees ministry teams, task groups, and performing arts groups. POINT oversees leadership fellowships, community events, and congregational activities. IMPACT oversees leadership summits, team-based ministries, and other ministry events.
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