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Being a Faithful Church on matters of sexuality
In 2008/09, Mennonite Church Canada began developing and then testing the “Being a Faithful Church Process.” The BFC Process is designed to better equip…
Jim Price
Every pastor should teach on leadership from time to time but I disagree with Franklin when he says everyone is called to be a leader. We should also teach on how to be good followers. Common sense teaches us that there must be more followers than leaders. I am delighted when someone else takes the leadership and I can fall in line and encourage and support.