Joel and Marion Smucker visit the studio from Cape Town, South Africa, to share their insights on leadership and navigating cultural differences within marriage. Listen as they share the benefits of living on neutral ground, the importance of sewing seeds even if you cannot see the fruit, and how they became missionaries.
Joel and Marion Smucker work with the House of Praise church in Woodstock, Cape Town, where they lead the youth ministry and serve as elders. The cycle club they run is one of their most successful outreach programs. Their desire is to see young men and women functioning in their gifting and calling. The Smuckers have three daughters and one son.
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