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Paul & Sara Raugust

Europe and Central Asia

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This couple is working alongside the local church to catalyze spiritual growth, whole-life discipleship, leadership development, and holistic church planting among the North African- and Turkish-background population in Europe. They also work to raise up transformational peacemakers in conflict regions of the world, through an ongoing peace camp initiative.

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