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Blessings of Lifetime Jungle Surgery
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Blessings of Lifetime Jungle Surgery
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Harold Paul Adolph
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Nov 2, 2011
Many blessing of career surgical missionary service may not be realized and therefore never enjoyed. Besides meeting unmet surgical and spiritual needs you are overwhelmed with God's provision, protection, direction, and His doing of the impossible.
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