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NCFCA Apologetics Release #02: “Preparing Cards”

NOTE: This download expired May 31, 2019. See message below.

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About "Preparing Cards"

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An apologetics speech is written on a cardstock piece of paper that measures four by six inches. This document explains how you will prepare these cards and utilize the Monument Member Apologetics Template to make the most thorough of cards. Once you get into the habit that this document teaches, you’ll be well on your way to preparing for your first tournament.

Directions

  • Download the document with the button above. Study this release and get to know it well. File and print as necessary to prepare for your upcoming competition.
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