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Christ Have Mercy: How to Put Your Faith in Action
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A Little Book on Joy
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A little book on joy : the secret of living a good news life in a bad news world
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At home in the house of my fathers : presidential sermons, essays, letters, and addresses from the Missouri Synod's great era of unity and growth
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At home in the house of my fathers : presidential sermons, essays, letters, and addresses from the Missouri Synod's great era of unity and growth
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Pastor Matthew Harrison was baptized in a small, rural parish, raised in a large, suburban church, was a missionary to native Canadians in Ontario, served as a graduate assistant at the seminary, studied in Australia, vicared in Texas, and served as pastor in rural Iowa and inner city Fort Wayne, Indiana. After co-founding a nationally recognized neighborhood renewal project in what was the poorest census tract in Indiana, he became the Executive Director of World Relief and Human Care for The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and has administered nearly $100 million of charitable giving worldwide. He writes, translates, and speaks extensively. He delights in his wife, Kathy, and two boys, Matthew and Mark. He is an avid bluegrass banjo player and luthier, and finds joy in all.
