The way through: small victories
Sara FischerLittle stories featuring humanity for the win.
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Writer-priest, pavement-pounder, and dead-lifter in Portland, writing about grace, harm reduction, friendship, and hope. Author of Open: Adventures in Radical Hospitality (Eugene: Wipf & Stock 2022).
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