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“Against the Proud Gods and Commodores of This Earth,” Hope.

Ted Kim

I live in Chicago and pastor a Vineyard Church in Evanston, IL. Writing to think through my theology (esp. my ecclesiology). All ideas my own, not the Evanston Vineyard’s. Thanks for reading.

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