Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Heroin and the Faith Community
Clip: 9/4/2014 | 9m 51s
Rev. Richard Cizik urges churches to be honest after his son's death from heroin.
Reverend Toby Larson of Celebration Anglican Church felt like he failed as a pastor when a young man from his congregation suddenly died of a heroin overdose. "Unfortunately, we’re pretty good at pastoring families that have lost people. We’re pretty good at burying people. We’re pretty lousy ten years earlier when problems started," he says.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Heroin and the Faith Community
Clip: 9/4/2014 | 9m 51s
Reverend Toby Larson of Celebration Anglican Church felt like he failed as a pastor when a young man from his congregation suddenly died of a heroin overdose. "Unfortunately, we’re pretty good at pastoring families that have lost people. We’re pretty good at burying people. We’re pretty lousy ten years earlier when problems started," he says.
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