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The organist as a social worker

by Kurt Knecht | May 19, 2011 | church work, homeless, kurt knecht, organist, social work, Uncategorized

 “What do you need Joseph?” I said to the homeless man who regularly frequented the church looking for food.  I was locking the outside doors of the East entrance to the church when I saw Joseph sitting on the ground.“I got a serious problem.  I need to...

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