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- Allan R. Bevere
- I am the pastor of First United Methodist Church in Cambridge, Ohio. What a wonderful group of saints! I am also a Professional Fellow in Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary in Ashland, Ohio. What a great place! I am married to Carol. We have four children: Alyssa, Courtney, Joshua, and Jason. What a blessing it is to have such a terrific family!
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2 comments:
Always knew you were the smart one among us Methobloggers.
Thanks, John, but somehow I don't think the analysis is quite reliable.
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