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UNVEILING THE SILENT STRUGGLES OF MINISTRY: A CALL TO HEAL, RESTORE, AND REVOLUTIONIZE THE CHURCH! In When Churches Attack: Surviving the Ministry Holocaust, Tamberlyn Thompson-Brown offers a raw and revealing glimpse into the struggles faced by pastors and ministry leaders across the nation. Through poignant real-life stories, she sheds light on the heartbreaking statistics of leaders battling depression, divorce, burnout, and even suicide. This powerful manuscript not only uncovers the harsh realities of church life but also provides practical solutions for healing and transformation. Join Tamberlyn on a journey to restore the church to its intended glory, ensuring that love, support, and lasting change take root in our own hearts, then in churches, and the communities around us.

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Tamberlyn Thompson-Brown is the founding director of Life Solutions Counseling and Training Center and also works full-time for Dismas Charities in Louisville, Kentucky. With nearly forty years in ministry, she holds a bachelor's degree in Biblical Studies and is finishing a master's degree in Biblical Counseling. Tamberlyn is an accomplished author of student curricula (""Making Teens Victorious"") and has developed materials for vacation Bible school programs. A former widow and resilient survivor of life's challenges, she continues to serve her community alongside her husband, Bob, at The 2:42 Collective Church plant in Louisville, Kentucky.

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