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✓ Published: 31-May-2016
✓ Published: 31-May-2016
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On May 27th 2013, Youth With A Mission (YWAM) founder Loren Cunningham passed the 3 million miles mark with United Airlines the same way he travelled the vast majority of those miles… sitting in an economy seat. That makes over 6 million miles across all airlines in his extensive travel history. On arrival after a series of long flights he looked tired but had a sparkle in his eye and a smile on his face.nnLoren Cunningham is the first missionary to travel to every nation and also the first to
On May 27th 2013, Youth With A Mission (YWAM) founder Loren Cunningham passed the 3 million miles mark with United Airlines the same way he travelled the vast majority of those miles… sitting in an economy seat. That makes over 6 million miles across all airlines in his extensive travel history. On arrival after a series of long flights he looked tired but had a sparkle in his eye and a smile on his face.nnLoren Cunningham is the first missionary to travel to every nation and also the first to
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