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The Rev. Mark Sargent is a United Methodist minister based in Atlanta, GA.
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United Methodist ChurchThe Rev. Mark Sargent - Day1 Podcast Extra
August 07, 2009
In an extended interview with host Peter Wallace, the Rev. Mark Sargent talks about progressive theology and its practical implications for Christian communities. He also explores the concept of religious wounding and how churches can address it.
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