Fidelity and Banking: An Interview With John Gage
Blog / Produced by The High CallingAdam Joyce with The Washington Institute for Faith, Vocation and Culture recently interviewed bank lending officer John Gage. Gage, who once took seminary classes and thought God might be calling him to full-time ministry, says, "It was at seminary that I realized that God uses all of us in our various vocations for His mission in the world, and I developed a renewed sense of calling to live out a faithful life in the banking industry." Read more, including Gage's answer to a question about the unique tensions and complexities involved in his line of work.
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