Posts Tagged: human trafficking

October 28, 2015

Down Like Waters

Posted 12:53pm

The justice-minded musings of a minister When love bears too many things Why congregations need to get serious in the fight against domestic violence by T. Denise Anderson I live and minister in Prince George’s County, Maryland. “PG County,” as we affectionately call it, is a wonderful and interesting place to live. Nearly 65… Read more »

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