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Rob Staley, founder of The Crossing, says that his team is serving with great purpose. He shares the mission, personal stories, and the tough reality that many students face. Students say that their lives have been changed since coming to The Crossing. Hope is possible! For more information visit: https://www.crossingeducation.com/?v=4096ee8eef7d

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Summer Scheetz shares her personal testimony and how coming to The Crossing has changed her life.

Date uploaded: February 9, 2017

Organization: The Crossing Educational Center

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