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A Difference in Humanity

Dr. Dobson doesn't think that the suffering of those in USBP custody is a crisis.

Posted on 21 July 201921 July 2019 by Pastor KenPosted in ChurchTagged ELCA, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, James Dobson, LIRS, Lutheran, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, migrants, refugees. 1 Comment

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Ken Ranos is the pastor at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church (ELCA) in Indianapolis, IN. Born and raised in Chicago, IL, he graduated from Capital University with a B.A. in Music and a B.A. in Religion; and from Trinity Lutheran Seminary with his M.Div. He’s a die-hard Chicago Blackhawks fan, a self-proclaimed nerd and geek, gamer, and student of liberation theology.

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