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Shannon Blosser

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  • Listen to "How Do We Love?". ⚓ anchor.fm/pearidgeumcwv/… 26 minutes ago
  • Made references to Whitesnake, The Princess Bride, and Paul in worship today. How was your Sunday? 3 hours ago
  • I wonder if there is any room left in the church for moderate or non-partisan pastors who seek to love everyone reg… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
  • RT @JohnCena: Kindness is not easy when life becomes stressful. Nowadays with all the information at are disposal, stress is almost all day… 1 day ago
  • The role of a follower of Christ is not to be consumed by division. It is to be a witness of love regardless of who… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
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  • Experiencing Annual Conference From a Disability Inclusion Perspective
  • Welcoming A New Pastor with a Special Needs Individual 
  • Changing the Playbook Involves Changed Hearts
  • Parents Can Experience Ableism, Too
  • On “This Is Us,” Randall, and the Church’s Response to Anxiety Among Clergy
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Shannon Blosser is the pastor of Pea Ridge United Methodist Church in Huntington, W.Va. He was ordained as an elder in full connection at the 2017 Kentucky Annual Conference. He has served as a pastor since 2011 in churches throughout Kentucky. Prior to joining the ministry, he was a journalist having worked for newspapers and public policy organizations in West Virginia and Kentucky. Blosser is a West Virginia native and a graduate of West Virginia University and Asbury Theological Seminary. He is married to Abbi and they two children, Noah and Thaddeus.
Experiencing Annual Conference From a Disability Inclusion Perspective
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

Experiencing Annual Conference From a Disability Inclusion Perspective

Every year, clergy and laity in the United Methodist Church gather for what is known as an annual conference. For … Continue reading Experiencing Annual Conference From a Disability Inclusion Perspective

Welcoming A New Pastor with a Special Needs Individual 
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

Welcoming A New Pastor with a Special Needs Individual 

It is moving season in the United Methodist Church. Every June, a select group of pastors transitions from one congregation … Continue reading Welcoming A New Pastor with a Special Needs Individual 

Changing the Playbook Involves Changed Hearts
Christian Leadership, Culture

Changing the Playbook Involves Changed Hearts

Every sport has a playbook. It is a set of plays a team anticipates to run with success to accomplish … Continue reading Changing the Playbook Involves Changed Hearts

Parents Can Experience Ableism, Too
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

Parents Can Experience Ableism, Too

Do you know what it means to be an ableist?  An ableist assumes that someone with a disability cannot function … Continue reading Parents Can Experience Ableism, Too

On “This Is Us,” Randall,  and the Church’s Response to Anxiety Among Clergy
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

On “This Is Us,” Randall, and the Church’s Response to Anxiety Among Clergy

I love the show “This Is Us.” It is a beautifully written drama about family, aging, navigating life, and processing … Continue reading On “This Is Us,” Randall, and the Church’s Response to Anxiety Among Clergy

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