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This correspondence is to formally introduce myself and let you know that I wholeheartedly recommend Reverend Elton Buffalo as the next pastor of. I am currently pastoring at Manson Missionary Baptist Church in Manson, North Carolina. I met Reverend Buffalo over 10 years ago when he conducted a funeral at the church. He has and continues to exhibit a Pastors heart. Reverend Buffalo is a people person and well-liked by those who knows him. He has the tenacity to work relentlessly with and beside those he shepherds. Reverend Buffalo is a visionary and has a myriad of experience in pastoring and leading the flock of God.
Manson Missionary Missionary Baptist Church is one of the places he pastored before I arrived. The work he performed is evident

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