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by Dennis Henn
And So Do I traces a year in the life of the Assembly of Perpetual Triumph.
Mainly through the experiences of the church's pastor, Eric Young, we find God's redemptive love encountered through pie auctions, chili feeds, a golf league, graduate recognition, Easter lilies, Pentecost, and Christmas decorating. We meet broken characters and we witness their transformations. Central to the book's chapters is answering the question, "How can the church best shepherd the flock?"
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A 1980 graduate of Whitman College with a biology major. An MDiv from Dubuque Theological Seminary followed in 1988.
Dennis spent a total of 35 years as a pastor, twenty-one of those years as the founding pastor of Highview EPC in Wisconsin.
He has been married to Susan (Ackerman) for over 40 years. They have three children and seven grandchildren, all brilliant, beautiful, well-adjusted, and living too far away.
Dennis and Susan currently reside in West Seattle, WA where he writes and hikes with his dog and she paints, reads and plots her next trip to see grandkids.
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