"Homecoming at Christmas is more than returning to a place—it's finding warmth in the hearts of loved ones, the joy of shared memories, and the peace of knowing you're right where you belong."

Where were you in 1998? My guest today is Linda Gunter. Linda and her husband turned one of their rental properties in Vine City, Atlanta, the 5th worst crime-ridden neighborhood in the United States, into a homeless shelter. They named the shelter and the non-profit George’s Place in honor of Linda’s daddy, and they operated with funding from their friends and family. Now let's fast-forward to where were you in 2004? For Linda, a tragic event occurred that left 5 children who just happened to be Haitian without a mom and dad. On the 17th day of the 7th month of the year 2007. Linda’s family grew from the size of 2 to 7 with children ranging in ages from 7 to 17. The new Haitian children, the Gunter’s were soon about to have an encounter in Haiti that would change their lives and many others. Join me as I try on Linda's VERY high heel shoes.

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To learn more about Linda click on the link below. 

https://www.lovehimlovethem.org/

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