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Enough, Already! and Other Church Rhymes is a collection of poems that illustrate and often poke good-natured fun at the way pastors and church members behave. This book is for every local church in the USA. It has the love of the church, depth of faith, incisive and humorous insights, and trenchant, prophetic barbs that heal, help, and give hope. Alan Johnson Board for Homeland Ministries, United Church of Christ Some of the poems included in this volume: • Visitor Incognito • Hit-and-Run Preachers • Please Don't Call Me "Reverend" • Sad Sacks in the Choir Loft • Whose Job Is It? • One Hour…mehr

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Enough, Already! and Other Church Rhymes is a collection of poems that illustrate and often poke good-natured fun at the way pastors and church members behave. This book is for every local church in the USA. It has the love of the church, depth of faith, incisive and humorous insights, and trenchant, prophetic barbs that heal, help, and give hope. Alan Johnson Board for Homeland Ministries, United Church of Christ Some of the poems included in this volume: • Visitor Incognito • Hit-and-Run Preachers • Please Don't Call Me "Reverend" • Sad Sacks in the Choir Loft • Whose Job Is It? • One Hour Limit • Wedding Law #1 The author of many books and articles, Richard Stoll Armstrong has preached and spoken on five continents and sparked new life in countless congregations and interchurch groups. Before entering seminary, he was public relations and publicity director of the Baltimore Orioles. He has also been an advertising executive, radio and television broadcaster, development officer, fund raiser, and Navy supply officer. He is presently the Ashenfelter Professor Emeritus of Ministry and Evangelism at Princeton Theological Seminary. Illustrator William N. "Bil" Canfield is highly renowned both as a talented and versatile artist and as the editorial cartoonist for the Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger.
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Richard Stoll Armstrong is Ashenfelter Professor Emeritus at Princeton Theological Seminary. The author of many books and articles, he has held pastorates in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Indiana.