
Tiffany Stanley
Editor and Reporter at Associated Press
@AP editor & reporter on the global religion team | Creator of @ReligPolitics | Bylines @washingtonpost @newrepublic @theatlantic | SC native & GA bulldog
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chronicle-tribune.com | Tiffany Stanley
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Kat Renfroe was at Mass when she saw a volunteer opportunity in the bulletin. Her Catholic parish was looking for tutors for Afghan youth, newly arrived in the United States. There was a personal connection for Renfroe. Her husband, now retired from the Marine Corps, had deployed to Afghanistan four times. “He just never talked about any other region the way he did about the people there,” she said.
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latimes.com | Tiffany Stanley
Kat Renfroe was at Mass when she saw a volunteer opportunity in the bulletin. Her Catholic parish was looking for tutors for Afghan youth, newly arrived in the United States. There was a personal connection for Renfroe. Her husband, now retired from the Marine Corps, had deployed to Afghanistan four times. “He just never talked about any other region the way he did about the people there,” she said. She signed up to volunteer. “It changed my life,” she said. That was seven years ago.
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sfgate.com | Tiffany Stanley
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apnews.com | Tiffany Stanley
FREDERICKSBURG, Virginia, EE.UU. (AP) — Kat Renfroe estaba en misa cuando vio una oportunidad de voluntariado en el boletín. Su parroquia católica buscaba tutores para jóvenes afganos recién llegados a Estados Unidos. Para Renfroe había un vínculo personal. Su esposo, ahora retirado de la Infantería de Marina, estuvo emplazado en Afganistán cuatro veces. “Nunca hablaba de ninguna otra región de la forma en que lo hacía de la gente de allí”, señaló. Se apuntó para ser voluntaria.
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ncnewsonline.com | Tiffany Stanley
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Kat Renfroe was at Mass when she saw a volunteer opportunity in the bulletin. Her Catholic parish was looking for tutors for Afghan youth, newly arrived in the United States. There was a personal connection for Renfroe. Her husband, now retired from the Marine Corps, had deployed to Afghanistan four times. “He just never talked about any other region the way he did about the people there,” she said. She signed up to volunteer. “It changed my life,” she said.
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