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Re pastoral sabbaticals:
Every pastor should have the opportunity to go on a sabbatical at regular intervals.
Sabbaticals are necessary only when a pastor is burnt out.
Sabbaticals are too expensive and put too much stress on congregations.
Most professionals don’t receive sabbaticals; why should pastors?
I’ve never heard of a sabbatical for a pastor.
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Ed Wiens is from Vancouver, where he attends Culloden MB Church and works as an engineer.
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