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A first-person faith and ethics essay about growing up inside a church culture rich in certainty and boundaries, leaving it, and later finding a Methodist congregation whose emphasis on welcome, service, and social justice reframed what church could mean.

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Tony Malott

Author of The Church Doors Were Open. The Table Was Closed..