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Christine Pohl – Living into Community [Excerpt]

  

For the next few weeks, I will be reading Christine Pohl’s excellent new book Living into Community, and as I have time, will be sharing morsels from the book on our Twitter and Facebook pages.  Make sure you’re connected with us in at least one of these two ways, and keep an eye out for quotes/thoughts from the book!  I will try (as space allows) to use the hashtag #CPLIC …

Below is an excerpt from the book

Living Into Community: Cultivating Practices that Sustain Us.

Christine Pohl.

Paperback: Eerdmans, 2012.
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  • Candace Ward

    Living INTO Community. What a wonderful topic from one of my early professors at ATS! For people like me who have spent years moving to a new community only to find that there will soon be ano
    ther move, it is a great idea to think how it is to learn what a community should really be like and how individuals and families can learn what is like to be part of a community that knows how to nourish and instill values in its members! Oops, my grammar hear may resemble the writings of the Apostle Paul.
    Candace Ward
    MDIV 2009

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