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Pilgrimage to Priesthood
128 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1985
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November 17, 2012
True Story, Well Told!
Liz Canham has written a very interesting story of all she had to do to become ordained an Episcopal Priest in the U.S. I met her personally at my Mother's ordination, and was fascinated at how much work it took her to join Mother and about 300 other female priests in our country, including having to leave her native country of England to do it. Liz is charming in person, but has the tenacity to do all she did to follow her dream. I can only congratulate her on her accomplishments, and let her know that her story is part of my permanent library and pictures of her as a deacon are in my mother's memorial book. Good writing, good job! She is an excellent example for everybody wishing to attain a seemingly unreachable goal.
Dawn Edwards, the Kindle Book Review
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Liz Canham has written a very interesting story of all she had to do to become ordained an Episcopal Priest in the U.S. I met her personally at my Mother's ordination, and was fascinated at how much work it took her to join Mother and about 300 other female priests in our country, including having to leave her native country of England to do it. Liz is charming in person, but has the tenacity to do all she did to follow her dream. I can only congratulate her on her accomplishments, and let her know that her story is part of my permanent library and pictures of her as a deacon are in my mother's memorial book. Good writing, good job! She is an excellent example for everybody wishing to attain a seemingly unreachable goal.
Dawn Edwards, the Kindle Book Review
KBR is not connected with the author, publisher, or Amazon in any way.
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