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Stories of Faith & Courage from the Marines (Larkin Spivey)
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This book is a daily devotional filled with inspirational stories about Marines, vividly demonstrating how our warriors have been sustained by faith through the violence and dangers of war. These individual stories reveal what faith means under the stress of combat and separation from loved ones, during the complex spiritual journey of men and women forced to confront the dark side of human nature,
many for the first time. Ultimately, the power of God to redeem every human life and event shines forth in this amazing collection.
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