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A compelling devotional by Day1 host Peter Wallace, designed to help people of all ages connect meaningfully with God as revealed in the Psalms.
The Rev. Elizabeth Mitchell Clement is regional director, Calling Congregations, for the Fund for Theological Education. She is a minister in the United Church of Christ.
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The Fund for Theological EducationThe Rev. Elizabeth Mitchell Clement - Day1 Podcast Extra
June 06, 2007
In this podcast extra, the Rev. Elizabeth Mitchell Clement, regional director for Calling Congregations at the Fund for Theological Education, talks with host Peter Wallace about her personal insights and experiences regarding her work at FTE, the Christian faith, leadership, and life.
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