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The apple trees are blooming at Mars Hill, and supper is almost done, when a knock comes at the door. William and Ann Rowley don't know the tired stranger standing in the English evening air — but they let him in anyway. Some visitors change everything. This is the story of one night, one family, and a light that never quite goes out — the kind you'll want your children to carry with them.
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Elder Woodruff Teaches The Family
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Elder Woodruff Teaches The Family
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The real story
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