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The Sit Down welcomes Mark and Kim as they share how God led them from missions, ministry, and teaching into the places they're serving today. From Thailand and Mexico to Northwest Christian School and Palmcroft, their story is a reminder that faithfulness often looks different than we expect. They also talk about raising three teenage daughters, discipleship, and trusting God when His plans look different than your own.
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