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Brannon And Shana Hog A Comparative Analysis

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We are writing in connection with Brannon and Shana Hogan’s move to your congregation. Brother and Sister Hogan lived in our area for a number of years and attended meetings briefly when they first arrived. When asked why they stopped Brannon mentioned in his previous congregation he was given too much responsibility too soon. This was made worse by his tendency to be a perfectionist which caused him emotional stress. He was afraid by returning to meetings he would find himself back in the same situation. He also talked about being frustrated by some brothers who in his mind were not acting as Christians but remained in good standing. Although not attending meetings the friends would stopping by regularly to say hello. Brannon was a pleasure

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