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Finding Meaning in Your Deepest Tragedies Ft. Beth Thorp

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How do we get through life when tragedy occurs? In todays episode we are going to hear the story from Beth Thorp who lost her son to a terminal illness. Beth is the director of the Mitchell Thorp foundation and the author of the book  A New Creation. The lord has a plan for us when we face our darkest moments in life and its to build a purpose from our tragedy. If your new to this platform don't forget to subscribe and follow me on social media.

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