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Authors » Paul E. Engle
Paul E. Engle (MDiv, Wheaton College Graduate School; DMin, Westminster Theological Seminary) is an author and ordained minister who teaches as a visiting instructor in the doctor of ministry and practical theology departments in seminaries in the United States and around the world.
When God Draws Near Exploring Worship from Seven Summits
Does going to church feel more like a duty than a privilege? Too many of us are in danger of overlooking the awesome presence of God in corporate worship. We’ve missed the fact...
| Format | Paperback, eBook |
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| ISBN | 9781629955971 |
| Direct Price | $15.99 $12.00 |
When God Draws Near Exploring Worship from Seven Summits
Does going to church feel more like a duty than a privilege? Too many of us are in danger of overlooking the awesome presence of God in corporate worship. We’ve missed the fact...