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The Poor, Blind, Lame & Crippled | Lausanne Global Conversation

The Poor, Blind, Lame & Crippled | Lausanne Global Conversation
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Rev. Cody C. Lorance is the President and CEO of Borderless (Chicago, USA); US Operations Director, Brand Manager, & Corporate Executive Chef of Endiro Coffee (Kampala, Uganda); President and Editor-in-Chief of R&R Publications; and Director of Communications for the Global Diaspora Network (Manila, Philippines). An alumni of Wheaton College Graduate School (USA), Cody has authored and edited various articles and books in the field of missiology. He is a grateful husband, father, brother, son, pastor, mzungu, and bhakta.
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