Broken Hearts and Jars of Clay
Acknowledging pastoral fragility
Dr. Kimberly Becher, whose story was profiled recently in the New York Times, is a respected family doctor serving rural Clay County, West Virginia. There are no traffic lights in Clay County, no hospital, and no public transportation. And since West Virginia tops many national lists for poverty and adverse health indicators, there’s overwhelming need.
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