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Re: The Long & Short of ministry reading

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#1 · April 28, 2001, 11:33 am

Posted by: rc63 <rc63@...>

I agree that Dominion is lengthy but please, no one who hasn't read it get scared by the length! I read it in 2 days it was so good. I haven't gotten Lord Foulgrin's Letters yet(also by Alcorn), but that's one of the next ones on my list.

Rebecca
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From: Janet Chester Bly

I have had the privilege of both reading and witnessing the ministry effect of two very different novels in recent days: Randy Alcorn's DOMINION and new author Alan Maki's A CHOICE TO CHERISH. DOMINION is 600 plus pages and A CHOICE is a mere 184, yet both are impacting lives. Very different in content, yet both dealing with critical relational issues. DOMINION's length demands a serious reader, but what a life-changing event

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