Trisha Taylor
Biography
Trisha Taylor earned an MA from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Taylor has served as a psychotherapist and pastoral counselor in Houston, as a church consultant, and as co-consultant at Western Theological Seminary; Taylor previously worked as a healthcare chaplain. Taylor wrote The Leader's Journey (2020).
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