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Contextual Criticism For The African American Church |
Deep In The Stacks 2011--Current
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The church should never have a routine, but should always have a
purpose. The two are rarely congruent and almost never
interchangeable. In routine we find comfort and reassurance in
the structure of ritual. In purpose we find the anxiety of the
unknown and the reward of the unexpected. The unexpected gifts
of unexpected people.
