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Biggest temptation for clergy is to take themselves too seriously, says Rev
Biggest temptation for clergy is to take themselves too seriously, says Rev

Biggest temptation for clergy is to take themselves too seriously, says Rev

Date5/3/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Biggest temptation for clergy is to take themselves too seriously; says Rev. David Spivey; minister of Newcastle United Church. He does cartoons for the local paper as well as for the United Church Observer. Although he has thought of being a full-time cartoonist; he doesn't want to leave the church.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022475F
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