Charles D. Drew

Auteur van The Ancient Love Song: Finding Christ in the Old Testament

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Charles D. Drew, M. Div., has pastored for thirty years in Virginia. Long Island, and New York, all in university settings. He presently serves as the senior minister of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, which he founded in 2000 near Columbia University. He speaks frequently to university groups and toon meer churches and is the author of The Ancient Love Song and A Journey Worth Taking. He and his wife Jean have two married children and two grandchildren. toon minder

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A Journey Worth Taking: Finding Your Purpose in This… door Charles D. Drew

"Drew, a pastor of an inner-city church in Manhattan, rather seeks to lay out a biblical philosophy of the will of God. This may seem redundant or odd, yet such a review is sorely needed in much of Christianity."
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