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Rockin’ Rocks

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Rockin’ Rocks

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Braden and Anna

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Braden and Anna

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Brad
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Brian and Sarah

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Brian and Sarah

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Salvation Sweets

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Salvation Sweets

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Greater Generosity- Calvin and Michaela’s Story

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Greater Generosity- Calvin and Michaela’s Story

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Summer Camp Highlight

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Summer Camp Highlight

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$1000 Summer – Story of Generosity

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$1000 Summer – Story of Generosity

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“You don’t have to be a certain age, you can just give.” Illiea shares how God is revealing to her what true joy looks like when you give with a generous heart.
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Giving Big – Story of Generosity

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Giving Big – Story of Generosity

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Impacting Others – Story of Generosity

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Impacting Others – Story of Generosity

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Hope Breakfast Bar – Brian’s Story

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Hope Breakfast Bar – Brian’s Story

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In 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 global pandemic, chef Brian Ingram heard God say, “give it all away.” He knew God was asking him to close his restaurant and turn it into a community kitchen. In this story, chef Brian Ingram shares how God used his restaurant, Hope Breakfast Bar, to serve thousands during the global pandemic. 
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Venture – Paul’s Story

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Venture – Paul’s Story

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Paul Hurkman, Executive Director of Venture, shares his heart around his organization and why it makes such an amazing Kingdom Builders Partner.
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Change30 – Sasha’s Story

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Change30 – Sasha’s Story

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The average life expectancy of a Russian orphan is only 30 years of age. While many have lost parents to death, over 90% of Russian orphans still have at least one living parent but have been orphaned because of alcohol abuse, financial distress, or other social factors.