A Preacher's Tales

<div><p>A Preacher's Tales is a book about preachers who are unusual sometimes eccentric people. Buchanan is one of them. In fact a little bit of him is tobe found in many if not most of them.</p><p></p><p>Buchanan is tolerant of all of them and a few of them he even loves or likes because they are so much like him. The prime redeeming feature in allof them is humor. Some of the things the preachers do and say are downright funny but mostly the humor is subtle and only crops up after the readerhas read and thought and reflected on what happened and what was told.</p><p></p><p>It's not all humorous. Preaching is a serious business. The Preacher deals with a profound issue. He is holding God's Hand with one hand and a man'shand with the other. What the preacher says and does may determine the course of human events because in some measure it reflects or communicates themind and the saving grace of God.</p><p></p><p>Behold here the Preacher Man at work and at play.</p></div>