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COPY LINK : https://fastpdf.bookcenterapp.com/yump/B0BSB3P46V Jonah Mills is content keeping a low profile on the Sweet Briar Ranch, drumming up business for their crop-dusting service and learning how to be a rancher after years in the Air Force. His marriage was a mistake he doesn't intend to repeat.Darby Woods comes to Sweet Water with Amber, her adopted daughter, looking for Amber's father, just as a group of girls make a video that goes viral on social media. The town is swarmed with ladies looking to be the lady with the Three Old Coots, and, while not intending to be in the running,
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Jonah Mills is content keeping a low profile on the Sweet Briar Ranch, drumming up business for their crop-dusting service and learning how to be a rancher after years in the Air Force. His marriage was a mistake he doesn't intend to repeat.Darby Woods comes to Sweet Water with Amber, her adopted daughter, looking for Amber's father, just as a group of girls make a video that goes viral on social media. The town is swarmed with ladies looking to be the lady with the Three Old Coots, and, while not intending to be in the running,
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Love Big, Be Well: Letters to a Small-Town Church
Sinopsis :
Jonas McAnn is a weary pastor without a congregation,
trapped in a dead-end insurance job. Granby Presbyterian is a
weary congregation without a pastor, overwhelmed by the
prospect of finding someone who actually wants to be a
pastor—no a manager, coach, or CEO. When Granby's
pastoral search committee and Jonas connect through
handwritten letters passed back and forth, something sparks
between them—soething so real and refreshing that even
after Jonas and his family move to Granby, he continues the
regular practice of writing letters to his congregation. Spanning
seven years of his ministry at Granby Presbyterian, Jonas's
letters ruminate on everything from fly-fishing to the Nicene
Creed. They reveal the earthy spirituality woven into the joys
and sorrows of the people of Granby, the community of the
church, and Jonas's own unfolding story. Readers will discover
what it means for a pastor and a church to do the slow work of
ministry in community—anhored by a common place and
buoyed by a life of faith that is meaningful, rooted, and true.
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