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E. Calvin Beisner
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David Francis
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Appalachian Trl. an 'amazing opportunity' for witness
Craig and Suzy Miles, founders of Appalachian Trail Servants, minister to a hiker along the 2,175-mile-long Appalachian Trail as Mission Service Corps missionaries with the North American Mission Board.
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Appalachian Trl. an 'amazing opportunity' for witness
Craig and Suzy Miles, NAMB Mission Service Corps missionaries, are founders of Appalachian Trail Servants, a ministry based in Franklin, N.C. The Mileses have two children.
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Appalachian Trl. an 'amazing opportunity' for witness
Conceived in 1921 and completed in 1937, the Appalachian Trail passes through 14 states between Springer Mountain in north Georgia and Mount Katahdin in central Maine. More than 4 million people hike some part of the trail each year; 2,000 "thru-hikers" attempt to go the entire distance.
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GPS momentum builds across U.S., Canada
Members of Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church in Philadelphia stuffed plastic bags with Find it Here evangelistic material along with an invitation to their church's Easter program during last year's God's Plan for Sharing pilot outreach effort.
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GPS momentum builds across U.S., Canada
Members of Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church in Philadelphia distributed flyers during last year's God's Plan for Sharing pilot outreach effort. This year, the church will be part of the now-national Southern Baptist evangelistic initiative.
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GPS momentum builds across U.S., Canada
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In Chile, adopt-a-city relief plan begins
Missionary strategist Charles Clark (left) talks with Col. Edmundo Villarroel about coordinating relief efforts at an information hub at a Chilean army post in the Maule region of the country that has been in a state of emergency since the 8.8-magnitude earthquake Feb. 27.
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In Chile, adopt-a-city relief plan begins
Disaster assessment team members unload relief supplies in Pencahue, Chile, a city of 9,000 that will be adopted as a “sister city” by Southern Baptist and Chilean Baptist churches working together to meet needs in the region.
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