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Fabian Broaden: making statements through photos - DefenderNetwork.com

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When Houstonian Fabian Broaden graduated from college at Southern University, he began a successful career as an architect here in Houston. It’s a job he loved, but one day while listening to his pastor, Kirbjon Caldwell at Windsor Village United Methodist Church, preach about impact, he felt he had a higher calling. He found it […]

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