I was reading coverage of Baltimore’s riots last night when I realized that “America” probably looks pretty scary in other countries’ news.
Maybe even as scary as “Africa” often seems to people over here.
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Baltimore, Ferguson, and “Africa”
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| Tags: Africa, America, Baltimore, Boko Haram, compassion, Ebola, fear, Ferguson, God, Prayer, understanding, violence |
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Deep roots in hard soil
CHARLOTTE, NC — Bruce Johnson, fresh from greeting America’s second Ebola patient to Emory Hospital in Atlanta, now faced fifty reporters and twenty-five camera operators eager to present his words to audiences throughout America and across the world.
No pressure.
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| Tags: Christ, Ebola, ECWA, hardship, Jos, Liberia, missionary work, Missions: Why go?, Nancy Writebol, Nigeria, serving God, SIM |
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“Missions: Why go?” reception highlights SIM work and history
CHARLOTTE, NC — Last year, SIM found itself at the center of the Ebola crisis.
Twice.
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| Tags: Christ, Ebola, God, God's call, Liberia, missionary work, Missions: Why go?, Nancy Writebol, Nigeria, SIM |
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The Heffron Family 