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Monthly Archives: April 2015
“There’s a Woman In the Pulpit” Blog Tour
One of the best things that ever happened for my ministry was to find this group of women who didn’t care whether I was speaking or writing, they heard my story – they listened to my voice – even when … Continue reading
The Vicar of Hogsmeade 