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The majestic brick church with stained glass windows towers above a dilapidated neighborhood. This is a seedy section of Louisville where drug deals go down daily, prostitutes line the streets and murders are routine. Boarded-up houses, broken glass and... Continue Reading »
They don’t sport flowing capes. You won’t find futuristic cars in their driveways. They don’t even possess super-human powers. But missionary moms overseas are worthy of “superhero” status. Everyday responsibilities — raising children, running a household, cleaning and cooking... Continue Reading »
From a young age, Julie Linfield* thought missionaries were “those” people — the adventurous types who like to travel to interesting places and eat strange foods. Such a life was not for her, she thought; she never had the... Continue Reading »
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