Daniel Stegeman (DMin, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary) has pastored churches in Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania. He blogs at pastoral-theology.com and is the author of Help! I Want to Be a Loving Husband. Daniel and his wife, Stephane, have four children and reside in Lewistown, Pennsylvania.
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