Lay Leaders: Trained and Dynamic, or Untrained and Dangerous?
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Lay Leaders: Trained and Dynamic, or Untrained and Dangerous?
It’s Sunday morning in Kagimba, a densely populated village in Kenya near Lake Victoria. Ben Koyo, a church elder, takes his bicycle to Kagimba Church to wait for the pastor. He waits patiently but knows that, like most other Sunday mornings, he will wait in vain.
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