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The Recap | Episode 23
Wildfire response in California | Support for those in crisis in Congo | Refuge for migrant workers in Hong Kong | Free health expo in Zimbabwe | #BeUMC
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At the heart of this connection is a shared purpose: to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world, ensuring that every effort aligns with this divine calling.
United in covenant, we hold each other accountable, fueling ministry through shared connection, pooled resources, and collective growth. Each of us plays a vital role in this faith-driven mission, and together, we create lasting impact.
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