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A Hot Morning Run To Remember Sierra Leone

ByTim Nolte

We’re definitely into the hot runs. I can’t imagine doing my run later in the day with this heat, especially not with lots of water. I thought 1 bottle was going to be enough this morning, boy was I wrong. Despite the heat I still had a good time focusing on prayer and listening to God. Especially remembering those in Sierra Leone that impacted me.

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