Touchstone Churches (cont.)
In our last issue we announced a new idea, “Touchstone Churches,” where we asked church pastors who like our journal to give us the contact info for their parishes. We will post the list online and in the magazine so that our subscribers and their friends and family members have a place to turn to when searching for a well-anchored church.
Pastors can sign up their churches at www.touchstonemag.com/churches, and we’ve also added a link at the top of our website. We will have a list ready soon . . . stay tuned.
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