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On this Make a Difference Minute, I have Eric Christianson as he shares about South Bend to Spring Valley: The Davids-Sims Story, a book he co-wrote with his late wife, Joyce.
Eric shares how the friendship between the Davids and Sims families developed in 1959, during a period of racial division in America, and how their faith and belief in one another allowed them to look beyond race and focus on character.
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