Hope in Front of Me – Danny Gokey

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Submitted by Marie White, author of Strength for Parents of Missing Children

“Strength for Parents of Missing Children offers hope in the dark moments of having a missing child. It is a guidebook to help parents get their thought-life, spiritual life, physical well-being and mental well-being in line, to continue waiting or fighting for the return of their child.”
— Marie White, Strength for Parents of Missing Children

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