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Life Lessons: ‘Never give up, it’s never too late and you are never on your own’
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Lizzie Barker2022-08-31T10:34:00
After caring for her sick mother, Lizzie Barker led a life of adventure in the Middle East, before studying at Bible school and working for the Billy Graham Foundation. She shares her life lessons
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