Michael Westmoreland-White is the founder of the Peace Blogger webring and he has been interviewing members of the ring.
He has just published a Peace Blogger Interview with yours truly.
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- I am Pam Berardinelli Garrud (PamBG), a 54 year old wife, daughter and beloved child of God. Ordained as a minister (pastor) in the Methodist Church of Great Britain, in 2009 I re-immigrated back to Northeast Ohio with my London-born husband after 20 years residence in the UK. I am seeking to serve God by loving God and my neighbor in the ministry of hospital chaplaincy. Prior to becoming a minister, I worked in the pensions industry. The views expressed in this Blog are purely my own and do not represent the official views of any denomination, group or organization.
7 comments:
Pam, I feel I know you much better having read that interview. It spoke much of your particular journey as a Christian but perhpas more importantly of your relating faith to big issues.
It really is true that there are different Christianities. You have more experience of that than most of us.
Er, thanks, TC.
Yes, there certainly are 'different Christianities'!
To paraphrase some dialogue from Fiddler on the Roof: May God bless and keep some of them....far away from me.
You ain't getting at my friends from God TV I hope?
Haven't watched them now for 3 months. As they say at AA, one day at a time!
Haven't watched them now for 3 months.
Well done! :-)
Not getting at anyone. Just prefer not to have to deal with suchlike!
Pam, thanks for the interview. People tell me that they love reading this series, but so very few actually leave comments that it can be hard to tell. I will try to leave it on top for a few days to give more chances for people to read it.
Thanks, Michael. I think that most people prefer to lurk. We're the verbose lot! ;-)
great interview Pam :-)
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