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Pablo Yoder and Phillip Cohen. The missionary settlement had started with promise. But after thirteen armed robberies, four burglaries, and three anonymous letters demanding money, most missionaries would have packed up and gone home, but not the small group in Waslala, Nicaragua. A true story of God’s protection and leading through perilous times. 250 pages; paper; Harbor Lights.
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