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Koinonia Survives Hate and Builds A World Outreach
The AmERICUS community Koinonia Partners endured bombs and KKK protests in the 1950s and 60s while pursuing nonviolence. The Georgia farm birthed Habitat for Humanity International and Jubilee Partners, aiding refugees. residents live and work on peanut fields and pecan orchards, supporting a broad outreach and education program.
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Americus
Koinonia
KKK
David Castle
Georgia
Habitat For Humanity International
Nashua Chantal
Heart of the
Clarence Jordan