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Crossing the Divide: One Baptist Pastor's Journey with the Church: One Baptist Pastor's Journey with the Church
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Crossing the Divide: One Baptist Pastor’s Journey with the Church: One Baptist Pastor’s Journey with the Church

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In 1979 my mother and I were driving home from a Fireside featuring members of the Osmond Family. I had listened to their testimonies. I was impressed. I turned to my mother and said, Mom, I want to be a Mormon. The answer was a firm No! . Over the next thirty-five years, I would become a committed follower of Jesus Christ, a Southern Baptist minister, and a staunch Anti-Mormon. Then everything changed. I became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This book tells that story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cfi
Date
14 September 2021
Pages
128
ISBN
9781462140749

In 1979 my mother and I were driving home from a Fireside featuring members of the Osmond Family. I had listened to their testimonies. I was impressed. I turned to my mother and said, Mom, I want to be a Mormon. The answer was a firm No! . Over the next thirty-five years, I would become a committed follower of Jesus Christ, a Southern Baptist minister, and a staunch Anti-Mormon. Then everything changed. I became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This book tells that story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cfi
Date
14 September 2021
Pages
128
ISBN
9781462140749