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Name: Freedom for Ministry
Author: Richard John Neuhaus

📘 Freedom for Ministry by Richard John Neuhaus

Richard John Neuhaus draws on his wealth of personal experience to offer a compelling and insightful account of Christian ministry. He explores the dual nature of ministry—as both necessary and liberating—highlighting the minister’s roles as worship leader and preacher. Neuhaus also tackles common moral dilemmas faced by clergy, with particular reference to ambition, sexuality, and money, providing thoughtful reflection without prescribing solutions.

First publish date: 1979

Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity

Authors: Richard John Neuhaus

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