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Getting on Toward Home

And Other Sermons by the Rivers

Christoph Keller
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Pages
148
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Harrison Street Books, LLC

About

This collection of twelve sermons given at funerals centers the complexity embedded in the joys and sorrows of being human. Christoph Keller III writes in a tone at once literary, scholarly, and intimate, inviting readers to witness a warm conversation unfolding between the lives honored in the pages of Getting on Toward Home.

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