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Matt Adams is a full time web designer for factor1, a digital creative agency located in Tempe, Ariz. He and his wife have twin boys and spend more hours cycling than most sane people can imagine.

Is Your Church Website Mobile Friendly?

by: Matt Adams

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Very soon more people will be surfing the web on their phone than on their desktops. Is your church website mobile friendly?

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