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By Susanne Watson Epting, Monograph Series No. 11, 1999.  12 page pdf.

In this keynote speech originally given at Living the Covenant consultation on June 12, 1999, Watson-Epting emphasizes the importance of spiritual formation, which she defines as “an intentional and appreciative understanding of life in the Spirit, in the development of one’s life ministry."  She illustrates this with examples from her own personal journey - from an early conversion experience to the awakening of her personal form of feminism.  

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