A Death Needed
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Last published Tue, Aug 9, 2022
Iska lives on the streets of Ontario Canada. She has no work, and she holds no power. World war 2 is raging, and people are hungry and afflicted. Newspaper boys run to and fro shouting and vendors try to sell what they have. The cold winter of 1931 doesn't stop Iska, nothing ever will. This is the legacy of Iska Warren who preached the gospel as a child and young lady all through world war 2. Never tiring of the peoples vehement cursing because Gods blessings were stronger. Never weary of the biting freeze she yells about God.
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