When Did Bunnies & Eggs Takeover Easter?
Catch this episode of The Dani Johnson Show to get the TRUE answers to all your questions – and confusion – about Easter and its companion holiday, Passover!
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Something happens in our lives when we have no purpose. Get up, drink some coffee, go to work, come home, make dinner, watch TV, go to bed, repeat. Our entire purpose becomes paying a mortgage and trying not to kill our kids.
We get bored. Stuck. Depressed. Meanwhile, there are young kids who are living a much different reality. They were promised a better future, and instead became trapped by the sex trade. Day after day, these kids are forced to perform sex acts for anyone that will pay.
In today’s episode of The Dani Johnson Podcast, Dani is joined by expert Cory Nichols as they share how you can find a powerful purpose for your life by teaming up with King’s Ransom Foundation to rescue 1,000 children from the sex trade.
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Catch this episode of The Dani Johnson Show to get the TRUE answers to all your questions – and confusion – about Easter and its companion holiday, Passover!
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