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Saved to Serve – Dr. Barry J. Minsky
by Kathleen Goolsby Mar 2009
From a Jewish upbringing, to evangelism, then serving as an Army chaplain and finally as a church pastor, Barry Minsky has seen the hand of God directing every step. He has traveled the world but says serving God "makes all the difference in the world."
 
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ntil age 19, Barry Minsky had never been in a church or heard the gospel and, if asked what Jesus did, would have said, “I don’t know.” When he came to know Christ as his Savior, his life changed dramatically, and serving in various ministries for the Lord is his deep joy. Currently the pastor at Quacco Baptist Church in Savannah, Ga., he earlier served in home missions to Jewish people, as pastor at many churches, as a U.S. Army chaplain for 27 years, and also as a hospice chaplain. By God’s mercies and through answered prayers, he is a survivor of adrenal cancer years ago and today continues preaching even while he faithfully waits for the Lord to provide him with a kidney transplant.


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