Highway 84: A Pastor's Story - Gauntt, Paul
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As the author recalls his life, his unique story-telling style, humor, and surprising detail, you will experience life in a church parsonage in America in the 1950s and 1960s. Along the way, the book details the history and practices and nuances of a specific Baptist denomination and its leaders. Through his life story, Paul Gauntt gives hope and encouragement to those who will come along in ministry in the years to come. Twists and turns, misgivings, mis-adventures, blunders, mistakes, tragedies, and triumphs were never a match for our sovereign, loving, protective God, who is deliberate and…mehr

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As the author recalls his life, his unique story-telling style, humor, and surprising detail, you will experience life in a church parsonage in America in the 1950s and 1960s. Along the way, the book details the history and practices and nuances of a specific Baptist denomination and its leaders. Through his life story, Paul Gauntt gives hope and encouragement to those who will come along in ministry in the years to come. Twists and turns, misgivings, mis-adventures, blunders, mistakes, tragedies, and triumphs were never a match for our sovereign, loving, protective God, who is deliberate and purposeful and alone gives meaning, joy, and purpose to a life.
Autorenporträt
Paul Gauntt is a pastor and journalist. He has served numerous churches in music ministry and as pastor. He is currently pastor of First Baptist Church of Palmer, Texas. As a pastor's son, Paul grew up in both east and west Texas and attended Jacksonville College, Sam Houston State University, and Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1969-1973 and is married to Carolyn, a retired school teacher and former children's director. The couple has a son and daughter, who are twins, Derek and Randi. Paul and Carolyn also have six (soon to be seven) grandchildren whom they consider the "light of their lives."