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Dr. Andrew Clark currently serves as the International Chaplain for Mercy Ships, but first volunteered as a physician many years ago. In the early days of Mercy Ships, the hospitals were not located on board, but the medical professionals would go into remote areas and help in local clinics. With limited resources, some situations seemed hopeless — but nothing is impossible with God! In this holiday highlight, Dr. Clark shares a powerful story of trusting God and watching miracles unfold. For more information about Mercy Ships, go to: mercyships.org Follow us on Instagram: New Mercies Podcast
Released on 2 Jan 2023
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