Access and Hope for People with Disabilities // September 7, 2022

from Mid-South Viewpoint // Bott Radio Network · host Byron Tyler Radio

Kim Kargbo was raised in Sierra Leone by missionary parents and has served as a missionary in various capacities during her adult life, Kim worked as a nurse caring for amputees following the decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone. Kim discovered that the one billion people around the world living with disabilities make up the largest unreached people group for the Gospel. Since 2009 she founded and has directed Accessible Hope International, a ministry that facilitates Gospel-centered transformation for people with disabilities around the world by equipping the global Body of Christ to open wholistic doors of access.

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