Revival for Mission
The Power of Love
Michael Sokupa grew up under apartheid in South Africa. Under the law, he was relegated to the lowest class of society simply because of his skin color. Nevertheless, God showed him his true worth through kindness in unexpected places and eventually the wall of separation “came tumbling down.”
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Elder Ted N. C. Wilson
Samuel Neves
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