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Training In Mission Program Update
Our support and prayers continue for Renita as she shares in the 2017 Training in Mission Program in New Zealand.She is shown here meeting with the homeless in the city and visiting the Lifewise called Splice and Youth Housing, The Participants spent the day working with Lifewise to create cardboard beds for their annual fundraiser called “The Big Sleepout” where they encourage CEOs, politicians, and influential people in society (celebrities, ministers, charity workers) to be homeless for one night and sleep on the streets of Auckland city.
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The Big sleepout
Posted by: Communications Team Wednesday Jun 21, 2017 12:18
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