Katie Axelson

Have Hope; Will Travel

We’re always traveling somewhere. To work. From school. To another country. Back home. When we travel we get to know individuals who are different than we are, we hear stories that are different than ours, and the world becomes a smaller place. Let’s travel together, get to know people, and learn to love well. For more information, visit KatieAxelson.com.

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Katie Axelson

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Religion

Podcast-Website

www.katieaxelson.com

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30. Okt 2024

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{0} Welcome to Have Hope; Will Travel [Katie Axelson] 06.12.2019

Welcome to Have Hope; Will Travel. I’m your host, Katie Axelson. We are always traveling somewhere. To work. From school. To another country. Back home. A lot of life is viewed through the glass windows of cars, busses, and airplanes. We travel through seasons of life. Seasons of joy, seasons of peace, seasons of pain, ... Read More about {0} Welcome to Have Hope; Will Travel [Katie Axelson]

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