Annotated Bibliography for Preaching

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Sherman Haywood Cox II is the director of Soul Preaching. He holds the M.Div with an emphasis in Homiletics and a M.S. in Computer Science.

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Dr. Tim Sensing of Abilene Christian University has compiled an annotated bibliography for preachers that you can obtain at this link.

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