"Shaped by the Stories" with Eric Ebrahim

from TCK Care Hosted by Stephen Black

Eric shares how his childhood move to the Philippines was influenced by his parents proactively instilling excitement for the work they would do overseas. Furthermore, Eric had the unique experience of having a minority worldview at an international Christian school. Please reach out to me on TCKCare.com if you would like to hear more about Eric's story and how you can be involved in supporting his current career in missions.

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