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Lent & the Passion of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
A Study
by Charles A. Minor and Comfort M. Minor


Every year Christians around the world celebrate the season of Lent. It is the period of the year to commemorate the culmination of the Mission of the Messiah. To rethink His sacrificial suffering, trial and death on Calvary Cross for the redemption of the world; and for personal spiritual reflection. The authors, Charles and Comfort Minor, have ably grabbed the attention of readers to engage them in the conversation of who the characters and accomplices in the plot to inflict suffering and death on Jesus were and what all of that mean for us today. This book is a good study guide for Lent and particularly the Passion or Holy Week.


"Faith reaches its best expression when it is lived humbly, sincerely and shared with others. Charles and Comfort Minor take readers through a spiritual journey with particular focus on the deep, agonizing suffering the God-Man endured out of love for each human person in every age. By reading Lent & the Passion of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, you can chart your own journey to grace with the Savior in a personal way." —Sister Mary Laurene Browne, OSF "Lent & the Passion of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is a good piece of reflective material. The authors’ personal experiences certainly add much to its value as an aid to enrich one’s spirituality and discipleship of our Lord." —Rev. Dr. Herman B. Browne


Charles and Comfort Minor, the authors of this Study, were joined together in marriage by their friend, the late United Methodist Bishop S. Trowen Nagbe and Charles’ Father, Rev. E. B. Minor and Comfort’s sister, the Rev. Evelyn Kandakai Scott, in 1970, in their home church, the First United Methodist Church of Monrovia. In over 52 years together, they have been active church members at home, and active in churches in Ghana, in the United States and in the Netherlands, where they have lived, worked and made contributions in international development, private sector growth and diplomacy for some 30 years. They have had three biological children, one went to be with the Lord in 2012, two grand-children, nieces and nephews they have adopted as their own children and many others they have sponsored at home and abroad.


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