The Workbook on Virtues and the Fruit of the Spirit - Dunnam, Maxie; Reisman, Kimberly Dunnam
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On our own power, we cannot be virtuous. Explore the tools God provides for us to become the good persons God created us to be. 8 weeks

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On our own power, we cannot be virtuous. Explore the tools God provides for us to become the good persons God created us to be. 8 weeks
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After 10 years serving as its fifth president, Maxie Dunnam is now serving as chancellor of Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. Dunnam came to Asbury after 12 years of ministry at the 6,000-member Christ United Methodist Church in Memphis, Tennessee. From 1975 - 1982, Dunnam was world editor of The Upper Room daily devotional guide, and prior to that he was director of Prayer Life and Fellowship for The Upper Room. A prolific writer, Dunnam is the author of more than 30 books, including the widely used Workbook on? series, including Beatitudes and Ten Commandments.Kimberly Dunnam Reisman a graduate of Yale Divinity School is associate pastor of Trinity United Methodist Church in Lafayette, Indiana, where she is responsible for outreach ministries. She also has co-authored four workbooks in the "Workbook on series" with her father, Maxie.