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dents pt Baptist Omvention Board and had to attend a leadership train– mg conference. &,istant BSU director Joey Lang also gave the girls a high endorsement. ~It is truly i.n:spiring to see peo– ple with such conviction that they are willing to give up their ;:,ummer. leave their friends and families, and abandon the com– forts ofhome to share the gospel ofJesus. They are a living exam– ple of Christ's teachings, and God will use them for great things this summer and throughout the rest of their lives," said Lang. McDill is a sophomore biology major and graduate of Newton County High School. She will be :.pending her time in Burkina Faso. A{rica. She will be living with the peo– ple of Burkina Faso in huts and will be participating in various types of mission work. This part of Africa is 80 percent agricul– tural so the missionaries there will be helping out with farming and various chores. There is also no running water and no elec– tricity and the mission&ries will have to bathe in a river, if they get to bathe at all.

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