For two years, Terrell Hunt was a Christian without a church.
At the church in the Washington area where he had grown up, Hunt worried that the leaders lectured about good behavior but didn't act as they preached. He heard members talking badly about one another. One day, a member preaching about toxic habits addressed his sermon to one young woman, causing her to burst into tears in embarrassment. Hunt became convinced this church just wasn't for him.
Every day, he prayed on his own. He read the Bible. It was a lonely faith.
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