I Didn't Want To Comb My Hair

We are thrilled to announce that our beloved Pastor Brenda Johnson graces the cover of the latest issue of Pasco Connect Magazine! In this powerful edition, Pastor Brenda opens up about her deeply personal journey through depression and her unwavering support for her husband during his battle with addiction, as detailed in her book, “I Didn’t Want To Comb My Hair.”

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