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Summer Reading: The Best Books for Pastors, Parents and Youth Workers

425 views (2014-01-04)Upload date: 2013-06-27⏱ 1:12:29👍 4 · 👎 0Nonprofits & Activism

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In the archive: 2013-11-02 – 2014-03-12.
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Webinar recorded June 27, 2013

Derek Melleby asks CPYU's favorite bookseller, Byron Borger, to suggest the best books to read this summer. Byron owns Hearts & Minds, a bookstore in Dallastown, PA and has been in the book business for over 30 years. He enjoys crafting custom-made lists for specific audiences. He is a long-time friend of us here at CPYU and has agreed to offer a list for us. Listen in as he shares key titles to inspire us in our tasks as parents, youth workers and Christian leaders.

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