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Category Archives: Global Love
a true story of hope: the world is smaller than we think
When I hear of the Syrian refugee crisis, I often think of my great-grandparents, who fled Germany with their two young daughters during WWII. Their ability to resettle in the U.S. was only because of the kindness, compassion, and generosity of an Iowa … Continue reading
Posted in Global Love, Uncategorized
Tagged CARE, compassion, family, global compassion, global impact, global living, global poverty, hope, refugee crisis, refugees, Syrian refugee
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