Minister Don Post Lives Among San Antonio Poor
A former San Antonio minister, Don Post, quits his church and a $34,000 salary to work as a taxi driver then a day laborer for $150 a month to better understand and aid the citys poor. He believes the church is too middle and upper class and aims to form small house churches in impoverished areas, listening to workers who live with hardship while remaining connected to his faith.
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