Hery Ramambasoa’s friends and family tell him he lives in a postcard.
As World Mission’s regional liaison for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, he has the privilege of living with his wife in Fiji. Read more »
June 11, 2021
COVID-19 forces Pacific Island nations to rethink subsistence models
Hery Ramambasoa’s friends and family tell him he lives in a postcard.
As World Mission’s regional liaison for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, he has the privilege of living with his wife in Fiji. Read more »
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