Rachel Ambasing, the Multicultural Missioner for the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego, joins Charlette and David this week to talk about opening our minds, ascending with Jesus, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us for great things where we are.
Today, we discuss Dolores Huerta, feminist, labor organizer, woman of faith. Si, se puede!
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