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In Conversation

Michael Curry and Barbara Harris

Michael B. Curry
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Pages
112
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Church Publishing Incorporated

About

• Inaugural volume in the new In Conversations series
• Get to know two trailblazing Episcopalians as they talk informally about things
that matter to them

As a teenager, Michael Curry served as a part of the "Youth Presence" at General Convention 1979. While there, he met Barbara Harris, not yet a priest. The story of their friendship is one that tracks the history of the Episcopal Church over the intervening years.

In this volume, the two talk about a wide range of topics-their families and the strong women who shaped them, the vocation of the priesthood and the episcopacy, and social justice, among others-in a conversation facilitated and edited by Fredrica Harris Thompsett.

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  • Faith
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  • Social Issues
  • Christian Living
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