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- Leo Lenschow is a mentor, writer, speaker, pastor and teacher. He delivers a simple message for what is often difficult to explain. With an evangelical zeal for the lost, a passion for Jesus and compassion for the down trodden he became a counselor with Epilepsy Foundation and Salvation Army. While working as a caseworker, Leo was assigned by the Army, Chaplain at Kane County Correctional Institution in Illinois. In 1980, Leo moved his family to Massachusetts where he became an Elder in the Spirit and the Word Community while also serving as a Volunteer Chaplain at North Central Correctional Institution and Middlesex Corrections (and later in Florida at the Lake Correctional Institution). Volunteering in prisons provide him the opportunity to share the Gospel across denominational lines with inmates and their families for over twenty-four years. He was active in pastoral ministry from 1980-1993. Presently he is associated with the Vineyard Christian Fellowship and is involved in the Warehouse Church Movement.
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I am reminded of two quotes: "The problem with some Christans is that they worship a very small God, a god who exists simply to validate their identities."
And another quote by Rob Bell from his book Velvet Elvis, "The moment God is figured out with nice neat lines and definitions, we are no longer dealing with God. We are dealing with someone we made up. And if we made him up, then we are in control. And so passage after passage, we find God reminding people that He is beyond and bigger and more."
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