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EASTER 2024 VOLUME 24 | ISSUE 2 sohmission.org<br />
New life springs up!<br />
“Eternally grateful”<br />
You helped Tina find her worth at Star of Hope<br />
F<br />
rom her earliest years, Tina felt unwanted and<br />
unworthy. Her mother was an alcoholic, and<br />
her adoptive parents divorced when she was<br />
only six. She bottled up her feelings, becoming<br />
disruptive in school and disobedient at home. By<br />
age 15, she was living in a juvenile detention center.<br />
Despite the chaos in her life, Tina finished high<br />
school. Not long after graduation, she gave birth to<br />
a daughter, who she placed for adoption. Hoping for<br />
some structure and stability, Tina joined the Army.<br />
Here, she met her first husband, a minister, and had<br />
two daughters with him. Sadly, the marriage did not<br />
last and Tina’s life took a downward spiral.<br />
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