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Church works with ex-combatants and other war-affected children in Liberia

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Beatrice Nelson works on her sewing machine outside her house. She was kidnapped and mistreated by rebel soldiers during Liberia's civil wars, but today she's a mother and entrepreneur near Buchanan, Liberia. When she graduated from My Daughter's Place, a program for war-affected girls at Camphor Mission, she received a sewing machine and two goats, and leveraged that capital into a successful small business which today supports her family. My Daughter's Place is supported by United Methodist Women.

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Postwar job training, Liberia
Beatrice Nelson works on her sewing machine outside her house. She was kidnapped and mistreated by rebel soldiers during Liberia's civil wars, but today she's a mother and entrepreneur near Buchanan, Liberia. When she graduated from My Daughter's Place, a program for war-affected girls at Camphor Mission, she received a sewing machine and two goats, and leveraged that capital into a successful small business which today supports her family. My Daughter's Place is supported by United Methodist Women.