For generations, the phrase “pastor’s wife” conjured a fairly specific image: a woman deeply embedded in church life, often working behind the scenes, supporting her husband’s ministry while quietly shaping the culture of the congregation. She might lead women’s groups, coordinate meals or serve as a steady, visible presence beside her husband on Sundays. Her identity was often closely tied...
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