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From Enslaved … to Survivor … to Sustainable: Business as Mission in the world of Human Trafficking

Her story begins in the northern reaches of the country, where she was born to a destitute family amid the chaos of a brutal civil war. Named Lawana, meaning graceful and beautiful, she grew into a striking young girl in a nation ravaged by conflict. The grip of a neighboring country, guerrilla warfare, and a

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A Business as Mission Reminder

There is an interesting story in the book of Nehemiah chapter 6. Nehemiah was busy doing a great work building the wall of Jerusalem when some of his enemies sent a message asking to meet with him in a nearby village.  Nehemiah was sure these guys meant to do him harm. Four times, Sanballat, Tobiah,

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Has Business as Mission Failed?

I can’t believe what I heard!  Did someone really say that?  And, like so much on social media or talk shows nowadays, totally without evidence of course. The person categorically stated that Business as Mission has failed. Think about it for a minute. The simplest definition is one I hear Bill Job say – BAM

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The Challenges of High-Risk Agricultural Industry in Romania– A BAM study

I just returned from driving across eastern Washington and Oregon states. The area is largely agricultural, and it was the time of the wheat harvest.  The grain is harvested and stored in large granaries, elevators or storage silos. However, this year with a bounty harvest, the storage facilities are overflowing, and wheat is being piled

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