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Finding Faith &Answer to Domestic Violence Marilyn L. Redmond, BA, IBRT, ABHhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o23zJdWDuHo&t=4s Marilyn shares her story of how God came into the ordeal of her husband trying to kill her and stopped his actions. She was silently told what to pray. He could not come any closer and she safely left the

Interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xaXVDaJR0EFew people really talk about their fears underling most of their lives. In this interview, Marilyn discuses the benefits of working through the fears and facing them head on with Donna Seebo. Marilyn shares about changing herself from a desperate car ride that caused her to pray for help. She

"they say they're not the same as before, but they are." the taliban hasn't changed. the doctor i talked to in badakhshan agrees that words from the taliban in kabul don't reflect the reality beyond. we changed his voice. as i am talking to you right now, girls above class six are not allowed to go to school where i am. many women aren't allowed to work. even before the taliban took control, afghans were suffering. now, across the country, there are real fears for the future. the world may have left, but afghanistan needs help. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. hurricane ida has brought heavy rai...

She fled to delhi a decade ago after her husband was killed by the taliban. now she is terrified for her son. "he's really scared. the taliban are beating people up in front of him every day," she says. "they say they're not the same as before, but they are." the doctor i talked to in badakhshan agrees that words from the taliban in kabul don't reflect the reality beyond. we changed his voice. as i am talking to you right now, girls above class six are not allowed to go to school where i am. many women aren't allowed to work. even before the taliban took control, afghans were suffering. now, a...