The Chicken Farm and Other Sacred Places

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The Chicken Farm and Other Sacred Places

Author	: Ken Barnes
File Size	: 42,5 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 November 2010
ISBN	: 1576585530
Pages	: 134 pages

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The Chicken Farm and Other Sacred Places by Ken Barnes Book PDF Summary

"With humor and honesty, teacher Ken Barnes takes us on his journey from tending chickens to assisting in a kitchen to sweating in a steel mill and more. Stories of frustration, joy, and every emotion in between reveal the true direction of being a disciple of Christ: the way up is always down. Joy in serving comes not from excitement or recognition. It comes from following the example of Christ, the ultimate servant."--From back cover

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