Episode 29: Mission To Peru

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Join us this week as Canadians Steve Bremner & Jason Kater talk about what the Lord is doing in Peru, and talk about the culture, some funny and not so funny experiences. We reminisce about recent trips to Peru, and share upcoming opportunities for those of you who may have a heart for missions, and Peru in particular.

For more information about Ron and Michelle Smith's ministry or FIRE Peru, visit http://peruenfuego.com.

This week's intro: "Take My Life" by Jeremy Camp

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