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Associate Pastor of Connection and Ministry
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
POLL OF THE WEEK
After reading this issue on evangelical Anabaptism, I think my congregation is
a good blend of the two streams
more evangelical than Anabaptist
more Anabaptist than evangelical
totally different from anything I’ve read here.
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Lorlie Barkman is a former MB pastor and TV program producer with Family Life Network. He’s now semi-retired, doing live drawing events, such as sketching out the memories of seniors. Lorlie lives in Winnipeg with his family. This piece was excerpted with permission from Remember, Dad? A Journey into Memory Loss, published by Kindred Productions, 1999.