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Shouting the Worth of Every Person
As a mom of three adopted children – two with Down Syndrome and one of a different race, Heather Avis knows firsthand what it’s like to feel uncomfortable. Her stories from her motherhood journey will inspire the church to think of others before we consider our own comfort and security.
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