About This Book
A congregational minister relates receiving an invitation to lead another congregation and describes how deep personal ties, professional obligation, and the dislocations of the Great War compelled a reappraisal of his service. He recounts vocational motives and a long-held passion for preaching and theological inquiry, explains the need to convene his people and the associated community center to clarify future relations, and argues that the deciding criterion must be where he can most effectively advance the ideals he seeks to serve rather than remaining for comfort or personal preference.
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