On the Road in Liberia

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Oct 26

Pastor James Togba directs our ministry partnership in Liberia. He regularly checks on our Foster Care families caring for over 300 children in several villages and our group home in Zorzor. Pastor James owns an aging truck that just couldn’t make the rounds anymore, especially during the rainy season. BCH friends helped us provide Pastor James with a new motorcycle, perfect to maneuver on Liberia’s challenging roads.

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**The motorcycle allows Pastor James to visit all our children, including twins, Ruth and Rufus.**

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