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    One Life: The Narrow Path
    One Life: The Narrow Path
    One Life: The Narrow Path
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    One Life: The Narrow Path

    Written by Sylvia Suhr

    Narrated by Sabrina Khan

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    How One Woman Left Everything Behind And Changed The Lives Of Thousands in Africa and Asia Sylvia Suhr is a published author and a missionary/evangelist who has a passion to see people come to know the saving love of Christ. Travelling extensively to Africa and Asia she is willing to do whatever it takes to see people reach their full potential and purpose in life. Her autobiography tells of her background of being brought up in poverty just after the second world war in England. Her journey from England to Australia enabling her to start a new life in a far away land of promise and new dreams. Finding a new life in Christ and realising her potential as she travels the world carrying the message of salvation and giving hope to thousands of people.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSylvia Suhr
    Release dateApr 16, 2022
    ISBN9781669677628

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