Day 15: Light in the Darkness
“As a former refugee, I understand what it means to live in the darkness, and what it means to come out of that darkness and see light.”
About Patience Mhlanga
Patience Mhlanga is originally from Zimbabwe. She is currently pursuing her master's of public health at George Washington University. She is interested in the intersection of theology and public health and is passionate about works which promote positive flourishing for all people. She aspires to work in the humanitarian and international development field, particularly in both conflict and post-conflict zone countries. She enjoys sleeping and drinking tea with milk.
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