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EPISODE · May 25, 2010
Missionary Chats 04: Culture Shock (Part 2)
from Missionary Talks · host David Peach
This is a continuation of the Missionary Chats 03: Culture Shock (Part 1) interview with LaMoin Cunningham. Please take time to listen to that episode to get a background of where this conversation came from. LaMoin and I ended the last episode talking about what friends back home could do to help the missionary as […]
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