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End of Year Giving, End of Visible Church
First it was Justin Taylor informing the world (or at least the readers of his blog) that Desiring God Ministries needed money. The post from last June was entitled, “Helping DG,†and at first I thought, even hoped, that Justin was very kind to offer me help. Turned out that the DG in question was… Read More→