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“The theme of this conference was Joy in Trials. Because the last two years we all went through various trials,” Nepal Director Bekharaj shares. Last month he joined speakers from India and the USA to share with church planters and leaders from all over Nepal. They gathered in Pokhara, Nepal, for a conference where the pastors could come together and feel encouraged by the camaraderie, teaching, and time to recharge ...
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