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2:14Now PlayingWhen Gebah Massaquoi found himself an inmate at Monrovia Central Prison, he had hate in his heart for Christianity. Thanks to the Hope For Brighter Future Project, he was able to attend their Hope Event, where the Gospel gripped his heart and erased the hate. After graduating from their 11-week education program, Gebah has a new perspective and a new life even in his harsh surroundings. He gives thanks to God for bringing him to the prison. “He never wanted me to experience this plan out there, so He brought me here. It’s not a mistake.” Thanks to the partnership of Samaritan's Purse, countless lives are impacted through discipleship programs like these as they provide long-lasting spiritual impact worldwide.
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