Broken Ribs in Every Pews - Newman, Bishop Leroy C. E.; Mattie
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This book is about the many hurts experienced in ministry hidden behind praise and exaltation; its intent is to enlighten the fellowship of the unconscious conditioning we perceive or as some would identify as generational curses and how they affect the spiritual growth of the believer. This book will deal with resentments, unholy attraction, suffering, the importance of faith, unfruitfulness, and the like.

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is about the many hurts experienced in ministry hidden behind praise and exaltation; its intent is to enlighten the fellowship of the unconscious conditioning we perceive or as some would identify as generational curses and how they affect the spiritual growth of the believer. This book will deal with resentments, unholy attraction, suffering, the importance of faith, unfruitfulness, and the like.
Autorenporträt
BISHOP LEROY C. E. NEWMAN has been pastor of the Friendly Church of the Apostolic Faith and General Overseer of Friendly Church Ministries International for 50 years and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in sociology and a master's and PhD in the sociology of Religion. He is a graduate Blanch Ely High School in Pompano Beach, Florida; born to hare cropper, Bishop Newman worked on the farm with his grandparents, John and Rosa Lee; He is the oldest of 11 brothers and sisters; he owes his ministry development to his Aunt Millie who introduced his to Christ. Bishop is married with 3 Children of his own; Israel, Tramain, and Laroi; His wife, Mattie is and accomplished soloist who has 2 recordings of her own. In addition to ministry Bishop Newman was Vice-President of Educational Services at Global Business Institute for 30 years. Bishop believes hat "Commitment, Dedication, and Devotion turns vision into reality, and that God will never take your anywhere in ministry where you are forced to retreat.