Pastor Tony Stubbs Analysis

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I am writing to attest to the character of Pastor Tony Stubbs, whom I ordained and known for 18 years in my capacity as Bishop at One Accordance Ministry. I offer my complete endorsement for consideration in any future employment endeavors for which he may apply. I have worked with Pastor Stubbs in the ministry and have experienced his dedication and devotion first hand. He is marked with a spirit of excellence, commitment, integrity and has a tireless work ethic.
He has shown himself to be honorable, steadfast, and obedient to all that God has called him to accomplish. He is a strong leader, a good listener and very courteous. Pastor Stubbs is always available to help those that need it and offer great advice and direction.
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