LENT - Reagan Humber

from Mile High Theology Hosted by Broderick Greer

Canon Broderick and the Reverend Reagan Humber discuss what it means to observe a holy and meaningful Lent in the context of the season's history, its misuses, and humorous moments. Reagan Humber is Pastor of House for All Sinners and Saints, a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. An Episcopal priest, Reagan lives in Denver with his partner Brian and their dog Ogre.

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