Dorie’s Story

Posted on February 29, 2008 
Filed Under Focus on the Family, Life, Spiritual Life, Dr. Dobson's Broadcast

Here’s a story of a girl in need of love. The love of God turned a little girl nobody loved into a woman God used.  Inspiring!

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2 Responses to “Dorie’s Story”

  1. Diana Meyer on March 2nd, 2008 9:27 pm

    Hi Guys

    Was intensely moved by “Dorie’s Story” and would dearly love to get the book, do you sell copies and if not would you be able to give me her full name so that I can order a copy?

    Keep up the excellent work!

    Many thanks,
    Diana Meyer

  2. Tomas Graumann on March 5th, 2008 1:14 am

    Hi,
    My wife and I have just listened to Dorie’s story and we are looking for the info you said was on this blog about a Church in Texas and adoptions. Can you send me this info?
    I am one of 669 mostly Jewish children rescued by Nicholas Winton in 1939. I get invitations to speak in schools and churches around the Czech Republic about my story and show the DVD about Niky. We also adopted 2 children (now 41) and we sponsored a few refugees from Russia and Eritrea.
    Thank you for your help. Tom and Caroline

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