A View From The Parsonage

D. D. Wheeler

ISBN 10: 1619962357 / ISBN 13: 9781619962354

Published by Xulon Press Jan 2012, 2012

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Neuware - The story begins when I was old enough to remember being a child in the Parsonage. All PK's will identify we are the first to get to church, last to leave, and there at least 3 times a week (BTU) Baptist Training Union, Prayer Service/ Bible Study, and Sunday Worship .if this has been your experience.yep, you're definitely a pastor's kid. Foremost and above all I am a (PK) a preacher's kid. I am the fourth of six children. This book is mostly about my adolescent years. As I have written the clinician in me came gushing forth. I did not want to only complain. Yet I want to share some supporting data which is public information. Too many clergy families are being devastated by this thing called ministry. If the truth be told many of our pastors are in affairs outside of their marriage. The other woman is the Bride of Christ. We spend so much time with her we neglect our wives and family. I speak not from an abstract perspective. I have been up close and personal in this thing called ministry. Seton Hall University Newark College of Engineerig (NJIT) Jesus the Liberator Seminary.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A View From The Parsonage
• Publisher: Xulon Press Jan 2012
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1619962357
• ISBN 13: 9781619962354
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 10D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 10 millimeters depth
• Weight: 333 grams

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The story begins when I was old enough to remember being a child in the Parsonage. All PK's will identify we are the first to get to church, last to leave, and there at least 3 times a week (BTU) Baptist Training Union, Prayer Service/ Bible Study, and Sunday Worship ...if this has been your experience.....yep, you're definitely a pastor's kid. Foremost and above all I am a (PK) a preacher's kid. I am the fourth of six children. This book is mostly about my adolescent years. As I have written the clinician in me came gushing forth. I did not want to only complain. Yet I want to share some supporting data which is public information. Too many clergy families are being devastated by this thing called ministry. If the truth be told many of our pastors are in affairs outside of their marriage. The other woman is the Bride of Christ. We spend so much time with her we neglect our wives and family. I speak not from an abstract perspective. I have been up close and personal in this thing called ministry. Seton Hall University Newark College of Engineerig (NJIT) Jesus the Liberator Seminary