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Cross Point Church senior pastor Pete Wilson has resigned from his post, explaining that the move was best for the Nashville-based church since he can no longer lead the congregation due to exhaustion.
On Sunday morning, Pastor Pete Wilson announced that he was resigning as the senior pastor of Cross Point Church. He told the congregation that he needs to rest because he has not been leading the church well because he is exhausted. The announcement came on the same day that the church marked its 14th anniversary and the U.S. commemorated the Sep. 11 terror attacks, The Christian Post notes.
An unlisted video on YouTube shows Wilson recalling how he has spent 14 years focusing on creating a community where everybody is welcome. In the course
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