Women in Missions: Reaching the Unreached

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Christine Birnie

Christine Birnie

Nov 1, 2011

Women globally have difficulties and challenges that can often only be addressed by other women. This session will discuss the specialized and imperative role of women on the mission field and will also address the increasing roles of single women in many of these roles.

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