Weborg Moments
Some teachers educate — but John opened vistas. ‘Weborg Moments’ are those rare times when faith, insight, and presence converge to reveal a new way of seeing life and calling.
Stan Friedman
October 2, 2014
Some teachers educate — but John opened vistas. ‘Weborg Moments’ are those rare times when faith, insight, and presence converge to reveal a new way of seeing life and calling.
This fall, Paul Carlson Partnership launches a new initiative to bring electricity and running water to medical clinics in Congo. [divider type=”dotted”]A Congolese male nursing
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