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Lessons from a Modern Martyr

Posted on 27 November 20189 June 2020 by David Norman

We might all be better-served by allowing Chau’s willingness to die for the sake of the gospel to challenge us—what are we willing to risk that others may hear the eternity-changing hope of Jesus Christ?

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