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SERMON EVALUATION. Evident Strengths: Suggestions for Improvement: Additional Comments: Signature:________________________________________________________. Date:______________________. Sample #2. AN EVALUATION SHEET: WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A SERMON. Purpose.
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