Shepherds, Brothers, Witnesses: A Vision for Pastoral Life Together

June 14th, 2024 | 13 min read

These remarks were presented at the Presbyterian Church in America's first ever Millennial Forum held earlier this week in Richmond VA prior to the denomination's General Assembly.

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Stephen Spinnenweber

Stephen Spinnenweber serves as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville, FL.

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Shepherds, Brothers, Witnesses: A Vision for Pastoral Life Together

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