Randall, a psychotherapist, says that every congregation--even when its clergyperson is not married--seeks a masculine and feminine leadership presence. The eternal triangle refers to how these two presences function in the context of the congregation's own presence. Some struggles and disappointments emerge from the expectations and needs that a pastor, spouse, or congregation has.
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Randall, a psychotherapist, says that every congregation--even when its clergyperson is not married--seeks a masculine and feminine leadership presence. The eternal triangle refers to how these two presences function in the context of the congregation's own presence. Some struggles and disappointments emerge from the expectations and needs that a pastor, spouse, or congregation has.
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