Church Unity was His Dream. They Thought He was Crazy. feat. Milan Homola

City Gospel Movements

May 23 2018 | 00:17:06

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Show Notes

Milan Homola and Anna Johnson represent Compassion Connect, an organization in Portland, Oregon that brings churches together to love their neighborhoods. Their medical/dental clinics and anti-trafficking models have been adopted in cities throughout the USA and internationally. In this podcast, they share what motivated them to pursue church unity even though people thought it was a weird idea, and what calligraphy has to do with anti-trafficking.

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