New Programs and Building to Serve Youth - 7:23
Rev. Dr. Michael Linger, The House of the Carpenter,
Posted Dec 16, 2018
Rev. Dr. Michael Linger, Executive Director, The House of the Carpenter, tells host Eric Minor that the organization is branching out to help Ohio Valley Youth with programs, services and a proposed new facility. houseofthecarpenter.com
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