“I was 28 when I started in full-time ministry as associate pastor in a large Presbyterian church. I was thirty when I was called to pastor a small suburban church on my own. I made loads of mistakes and...
“I was 28 when I started in full-time ministry as associate pastor in a large Presbyterian church. I was thirty when I was called to pastor a small suburban church on my own.
I made loads of mistakes and learned a lot of things the hard way. I can’t turn back the clock but I can share these lessons. I hope they might help young men who are just starting out.
Most of these thoughts should be read in the category of wisdom or common sense, to be weighed accordingly. …”
– Campbell Markham, the minister of Scots’ Church Fremantle, Western Australia, shares a bunch of helpful reflections – providing food for thought at the end of the year. It’s at AP, the national journal of the Presbyterian Church of Australia.
Photo: Moore College, 1956.
