Pastoral Practices: A Wesleyan Paradigm Naila Farrah This is the story of

This is the story of the author's life growing up in a large family in a small Missouri town near Route 66 during the 1950s

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Pastoral Practices: A Wesleyan Paradigm Naila Farrah This is the story ofPastoring is tough. The challenges are many, expectations are high, and tasks are wide ranging. What's more, pastoring demands a sound theology on which to base everything a pastor does. Pastoral Practices is a guide to help pastors draw on the insights of Wesleyan theology and incorporate them into their ministries. Whatever the task may be preaching, discipling, evangelizing, or administrating this book will shed light on the way Wesleyan theology