An early mission return can feel like failure, but it may also mark the start of unexpected spiritual growth.
An early mission return can feel like failure, but it may also mark the start of unexpected spiritual growth.
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Why must sanctuary matter again? Violence pierced sacred space, yet renewal remains possible through mercy and clarity.
What should believers do amid extremism and grief? They choose peacemaking, refuse contempt, and honor every soul.
He met with leaders, but Nelson’s legacy was in names, small flocks, and comfort that made the forgotten feel seen.
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