THE PASTOR'S WIFE AND THE CHURCH

by Dorothy H. Pentecost

"When a girl marries a minister, she is not only choosing a life partner but a lifetime career. She must take her place as an active Christian worker in the church ar fail her husband and the Lord

That's the way Mrs. Dorothy Pentecost, wife of one of the leading evangelical ministers in America today, sees the tenvous position of a pastor's wife.

And this book, now in paperback for the first time, is a classic in its freld. Published in 1964, it has proven a populor seller among ministers, their wives, and their congregations.

This is a book with a two-way message. The position of wife of the pastor is looked at through the eyes of the congregation and through the eyes of the wife. It's designed to be an enlightening reading experience for anyone who picks it up

The book deals with problems and questions that plague the minis-ter's wife. The author covers the whole gamut of the pastoral experi-ence from training to personal appearance to responsibilities, and to persecution.