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ep. 21: first quarterly book club - a conversation on courage and accents thick as gravy
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It's finally here! Sav and Sar have been building up to the first ever Call Me Thursday quarterly book club conversation for months and, on this week's episode, the gals are detailing their thoughts on Beth Moore's memoir titled All My Knotted-Up Life. The gals give their book rating, read specific quotes that stood out to them, and talk through the author's decision to leave the Southern Baptist Convention (hint: it's basically the equivalent of Nick Saban leaving the SEC). If you haven't read the book yet, no worries! You'll still enjoy this conversation on courage.
LINKS:
Beth Moore - Passion Conference 2017
Beth Moore, a Prominent Evangelical, Splits With Southern Baptists article
All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir by Beth Moore
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