No post today as I am at Trans4mation, a part of the Missississippi United Methodist's Annual Conference in Jackson, MS.
In it pastors and lay people will go to sessions with speakers like a normal conference unlike what the rest of annual conference typically looks like.
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- John Wesley Leek
- John Leek grew up in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. While in high school he became involved in politics and began writing weekly political column for Pascagoula's The Mississippi Press his senior year. He went to the University of Southern Mississippi earning a degree in Journalism as a LuckyDay Scholar. He became a political consultant and then discovered his call to ministry. He's been mentioned on sites like MyDD and DailyKos and has had a guest editorial in the Clarion Ledger. Today he is a more humble student at Asbury Theological Seminary. He wants to be a Methodist pastor and help people meet Jesus. He probably likes you.
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