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The Rev. Dr. Cleophus J. LaRue is the associate professor of homiletics at Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey.
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Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJRev. Cleophus Larue - Podcast Extra Interview
October 09, 2008
The Rev. Dr. Cleophus LaRue, associate professor of homiletics at Princeton Theological Seminary, talks with host Peter Wallace about preaching in the African-American church, his denomination the National Baptist Church, his background as a TV new reporter, and other interesting topics of faith and life in the church today.
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