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We loved hosting LifeWay Christian Resources at Hope Reins for Explore the Bible on Location. Kim shared how rescued hor
Hope ReinsApril 24, 2026

Apr 24 · 60 likes

We loved hosting LifeWay Christian Resources at Hope Reins for Explore the Bible on Location.

Kim shared how rescued horses help kids heal and introduced Joel to Sammy, a horse rescued from a kill pen. Joel said it best: “A rescued horse and some rescued kids talking about the ultimate story of rescue through Jesus.” That’s the story we get to live every day. #HopeReins #ExploreTheBible #RescueStory #FaithInAction #TrueHopeRealHealing EquineMentorshipMinistry
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