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Not Beyond Struggles

Pastors Also Cry

Lizzy Iweala
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Pages
112
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

Sister Lizzy Iweala presents a wonderful and timely book titled Pastors Also Cry. She candidly spells out some of the personal battles, fears and struggles that pastors must overcome on a regular basis. Some Pastors are sometimes either in denial of or lack the wherewithal for dealing with various struggles. She shows many challenges that can avert a person from his or her divinely ordained destiny to serve the Lord. The writer draws attention to how the lack of balance between ministry work and family easily opens a window for the enemy to attack and derail the God-given mandate of ministry.

This book is not a voyeuristic trip into the trials of pastors, but rather a means to humanize the men and women of the cloth.

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