THEN & NOW: Preaching against the odds
For the past two years, the Rev. Tom Clement hasn’t just fought against the degenerative disease that some predicted would have killed him by now.He and his wife, Hye Kyong, have had to battle the government for his Social Security disability. The agency declared in February 2012 that the Stafford County pastor didn’t fit the definition of being disabled because he was able to preach, therefore he was working. Social Security stopped his monthly checks and also wanted back the payments he’d already received...Read More
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