16 Adventure, Return, and the Making of a Peacebuilder with Joanna Mumford (Pt2)
Writer, peacebuilder Joanna Mumford shares how trusting God shaped her, plus what quotes by Saint Brendan and Frederick Buechner inspired next focus of her calling.
The Heart's Calling
A reflective space for writers and creatives to slow down and connect with God's presence through spiritual practices like a "word of the year".
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