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Multnomah
192 pages
Not long ago, I was with a group of friends, and the conversation turned to the public failure of well-known pastors. The percentage of pastors who publicly fall is relatively small compared to the many pastors who serve in quiet obscurity; fidelity rarely makes the news. Yet it is also tragic that stories of pastoral failure are commonplace enough to generate familiar conversation. Indeed, sometimes I feel as if I’m bracing myself for the
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