Before Sam Childers was a father, founder of one of the largest orphanages in Southern Sudan, and a recipient of the Mother Teresa Memorial International Award for Social Justice, he was a drug-addicted, armed guard for drug dealers. “I was on a dead end street. I was most likely to never succeed in life,” he told the […]
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