Douglas LeBlanc
Douglas LeBlanc is a telecommuting copy editor based on Johns Island, S.C. He was religion editor of the Baton Rouge Morning Advocate (now The Advocate), from 1984 to 1989, and has worked as an editor at Compassion International and Christianity Today.
LeBlanc is the author of Tithing: Test Me in This (Thomas Nelson, 2010).
He and his wife, Monica, attend St. John’s Parish Church.
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Doug LeBlanc bids farewell: I enjoyed my time in a journalism niche within a niche within a niche
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