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Tim Kimberley on the Credo House


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Tim Kimberley, the executive director of Credo House Ministries (@pastortimk), went to Kenya on a mission trip with Compassion International. He had the opportunity to tell many pastors about the Credo House. Here is what he said to one.

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  1. david carlson says:

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    Thanks for the reports from Kenya – my daughter (21, graduating from Taylor this year), has sponsored a boy from Kenya since 8th grade. Some months it was every dime she made, but she also honored her commitment.

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