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    Tears of Sadness, Tears of Joy: One Couple’s Journey Through Love, Faith, and Mental Illness
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    Tears of Sadness, Tears of Joy: One Couple’s Journey Through Love, Faith, and Mental Illness

    By Jo Vamos Honig

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    In the summer of 1956, when Jo met charismatic young preacher Bill Vamos at a Vacation Bible School conference, neither could possibly have predicted the decades-long journey they were about to embark on together. It would bolster-and test-their faith in ways they never could have anticipated.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhite River Press
    Release dateMar 16, 2020
    ISBN9781887043663
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