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    And a Poem, Too: More Creative Inspirations from the Good Book
    And a Poem, Too: More Creative Inspirations from the Good Book
    And a Poem, Too: More Creative Inspirations from the Good Book
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    And a Poem, Too: More Creative Inspirations from the Good Book

    By Kathy Mansfield

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    “Three points and a poem” was the old stereotypical formula preachers used to use for the structure of their sermons. Kathy Mansfield writes her poems while listening to sermons and reflecting on the meaning of the Bible.

    Kathy’s love of poetry began at an early age, but she didn’t s

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherbookgenesis press
    Release dateOct 22, 2015
    ISBN9780996947015
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