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Hand & Cloth: Resurrection’s Sanctuary of Transformation in India and Bangladesh
In the slums of India and Bangladesh, many women find themselves driven to a life of prostitution. Nipu is one of these women. Sold to a brothel when she was 10, she was later sent back to her family when one man there thought she was too young. She was now considered “damaged goods” though, looked down upon by villagers. Her family sent her back to the brothel.
In the slums of India and Bangladesh, many women find themselves driven to a life of prostitution. Nipu is one of these women. Sold to a brothel when she was 10, she was later sent back to her family when one man there thought she was too young. She was now considered “damaged goods” though, looked down upon by villagers. Her family sent her back to the ...Continue Reading
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The Ruch's Blizzard Baby
...at Provena Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, Stewart and Katherine Ruch thought they had made all the necessary arrangements for a blizzard delivery. Katherine, who was eight days overdue, was scheduled to induce labor early Tuesday...
...at Provena Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, Stewart and Katherine Ruch thought they had made all the necessary arrangements for a blizzard delivery. Katherine, who was eight days overdue, was scheduled to induce labor early ...Continue Reading
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Evangelism for Everyone
Recently, Lon Allison, director of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College, stopped by to talk with the Resurrection staff about how we are doing with evangelism. He listened as Deacon Keith outlined the bringing part of our mission. Keith described our Fall, Christmas and Easter festivals, our increase in the number of people who have been baptized, and how we've gone from a hardly-evangelistic church to a hopefully-evangelistic church. His response?
Recently, Lon Allison, director of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College, stopped by to talk with the Resurrection staff about how we are doing with evangelism. He listened as Deacon Keith outlined the bringing part of our mission. Keith described our Fall, Christmas and Easter festivals, our increase in the number of people who have been baptized, and how we've gone from a ...Continue Reading
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