Counseling.
Mentoring.
Coaching.
Over 40 years of ministry leads Don to understand that the most important thing you can do is listen.
It’s here
Don’s new memoir is ready for you to read. It’s the story of how he learned to connect his emotional and spiritual lives. You’ll read about how his journey took him through a teenage marriage and divorce, rejection by the church because of that divorce, a ministry career despite the rejection, and the death of his son. Don came to an understanding of the richness of Jesus’ emotional life, and he shares it with you. For the first ever, you get to go behind the scenes and take a peek into Dons life.
It is available on Amazon! Get it. Read it, and then let Don know about how you strive to connect your emotional and spiritual lives. He’d love to hear your story (donfollis@gmail.com).
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Don’s ministry at a glance
45
years of ministry
1,000s
of coaching sessions
300
pastors counseled
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