ABOUT US
WHAT WE DO
HOPE61 mobilizes the church around the world to stop all forms of human trafficking. Our trainers help churches worldwide use the talents, abilities, and resources they already have to prevent human trafficking by addressing vulnerabilities that lead to trafficking. The local church has a unique opportunity and responsibility to address vulnerability in its community.
HOPE61 offers two types of training for local churches, ENGAGE and EMPOWER. We offer a third training, MULTIPLY, to equip new trainers to lead ENGAGE trainings. At it's core, HOPE61 is an evangelism and discipleship catalyst aimed directly at those who are vulnerable to becoming involved in human trafficking.
WHAT WE DO
HOPE61 mobilizes the church around the world to stop all forms of human trafficking. Our trainers help churches worldwide use the talents, abilities, and resources they already have to prevent human trafficking by addressing vulnerabilities that lead to trafficking. The local church has a unique opportunity and responsibility to address vulnerability in its community.
HOPE61 offers two types of training for local churches, ENGAGE and EMPOWER. We offer a third training, MULTIPLY, to equip new trainers to lead ENGAGE trainings. At it's core, HOPE61 is an evangelism and discipleship catalyst aimed directly at those who are vulnerable to becoming involved in human trafficking.
HOW IT STARTED
HOPE61 was founded in 2010 by One Mission Society missionary Joyce Oden. After pastoring 20 years in the United States, Joyce and her husband, Bill, joined OMS, serving for more than 40 years in several international and homeland assignments, including 17 years in the Philippines. During her time in the Philippines, Joyce witnessed atrocities that she knew were wrong, but not until she returned to the U.S. in the early 2000s did she have words for what she had been seeing: human trafficking.
Following this revelation, God called her to respond. After inquiring and learning that OMS did not yet have a ministry dedicated to responding to the issue of human trafficking, Joyce, with the help of several OMS summer interns, began HOPE61 as a ministry of OMS. Those early days of HOPE61 required significant fundraising and many speaking engagements, both of which Joyce was uniquely gifted for.
By 2011, Joyce recognized that she did not have the stamina to keep up with the increasing demands of the ministry and began praying for a husband and wife team to take over her role. In October of that year, she met Tom and Tonya Overton. Within a month of learning about HOPE61 and the growing issue of human trafficking, God called Tom and Tonya to missionary service with OMS to serve in leadership for HOPE61. Tom became the global director of HOPE61 in September 2012, and Tonya joined him the following year.
Working in tandem, they traveled to many of the OMS fields, learning about the issue of human trafficking and about the unique make ups of the various fields of service. During this time, God made clear to them that HOPE61 should focus solely on prevention and that the work would happen through local churches around the world.
In 2014, the HOPE61 team created a new curriculum to help fulfill the vision of human trafficking prevention. With it, the local church would be equipped and encouraged to reach out to the community around it to effect change regarding human trafficking and to reach that community with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The curriculum became known as ENGAGE, and to date, more than 35,000 people across 6 continents have been trained through ENGAGE to prevent human trafficking in their communities.
In 2021, Tom assumed other responsibilities within OMS, and Darren Sweeney, who joined the HOPE61 team in 2018, became the global director of HOPE61. Tonya continues in leadership for HOPE61 alongside Darren.
We give God all the glory and honor for all that he has done, and continues to do, through the ministry of HOPE61 to impact communities around the world!
Following this revelation, God called her to respond. After inquiring and learning that OMS did not yet have a ministry dedicated to responding to the issue of human trafficking, Joyce, with the help of several OMS summer interns, began HOPE61 as a ministry of OMS. Those early days of HOPE61 required significant fundraising and many speaking engagements, both of which Joyce was uniquely gifted for.
By 2011, Joyce recognized that she did not have the stamina to keep up with the increasing demands of the ministry and began praying for a husband and wife team to take over her role. In October of that year, she met Tom and Tonya Overton. Within a month of learning about HOPE61 and the growing issue of human trafficking, God called Tom and Tonya to missionary service with OMS to serve in leadership for HOPE61. Tom became the global director of HOPE61 in September 2012, and Tonya joined him the following year.
Working in tandem, they traveled to many of the OMS fields, learning about the issue of human trafficking and about the unique make ups of the various fields of service. During this time, God made clear to them that HOPE61 should focus solely on prevention and that the work would happen through local churches around the world.
In 2014, the HOPE61 team created a new curriculum to help fulfill the vision of human trafficking prevention. With it, the local church would be equipped and encouraged to reach out to the community around it to effect change regarding human trafficking and to reach that community with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The curriculum became known as ENGAGE, and to date, more than 35,000 people across 6 continents have been trained through ENGAGE to prevent human trafficking in their communities.
In 2021, Tom assumed other responsibilities within OMS, and Darren Sweeney, who joined the HOPE61 team in 2018, became the global director of HOPE61. Tonya continues in leadership for HOPE61 alongside Darren.
We give God all the glory and honor for all that he has done, and continues to do, through the ministry of HOPE61 to impact communities around the world!
OUR TEAM
Leadership team
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TONYA OVERTON
Associate Director
Tonya Overton serves as the associate director of HOPE61. She oversees the worldwide operations for HOPE61, including the development and translation of all HOPE61 curriculum and communication materials. After Tonya met the founder of HOPE61, Joyce Oden, in 2011, she knew right away that she had to do something to impact the issue of human trafficking. She was accepted, along with her husband Tom, as a missionary with One Mission Society in January 2012. Tonya resides in Greenwood, Indiana, with her family.
Associate Director
Tonya Overton serves as the associate director of HOPE61. She oversees the worldwide operations for HOPE61, including the development and translation of all HOPE61 curriculum and communication materials. After Tonya met the founder of HOPE61, Joyce Oden, in 2011, she knew right away that she had to do something to impact the issue of human trafficking. She was accepted, along with her husband Tom, as a missionary with One Mission Society in January 2012. Tonya resides in Greenwood, Indiana, with her family.
DARREN SWEENEY
Global Director
Darren Sweeney serves as the global director for HOPE61. In this role, he provides executive level oversight, strategic direction, and vision casting for the worldwide ministry. He is passionate about people finding freedom in Christ and the eradication of the evil that is human trafficking. Darren and his wife, Sherilyn, were accepted as One Mission Society missionaries in 2015. After serving in Mozambique for a year with their three daughters, the family returned to the United States, and Darren joined the HOPE61 team as the global training manager, a position in which he served for two years. He and his family are based in Sequim, Washington.
Global Director
Darren Sweeney serves as the global director for HOPE61. In this role, he provides executive level oversight, strategic direction, and vision casting for the worldwide ministry. He is passionate about people finding freedom in Christ and the eradication of the evil that is human trafficking. Darren and his wife, Sherilyn, were accepted as One Mission Society missionaries in 2015. After serving in Mozambique for a year with their three daughters, the family returned to the United States, and Darren joined the HOPE61 team as the global training manager, a position in which he served for two years. He and his family are based in Sequim, Washington.
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Hope61 Team
SUZANNAH*
Asia/Oceania*
Asia/Oceania*
About Suzannah
Suzannah is a HOPE61 trainer in the Asia/Oceania. She and her family moved there in 2015. Her husband teaches at the OMS-related seminary and helps equip the Every Community for Christ national leaders. Suzannah also volunteers at the TCK (third-culture kid) school. Suzannah grew up as an OMS missionary kid in Ecuador and Mexico. She graduated from Asbury College (now Asbury University) in 2006, where she studied English literature and theatre and cinema performance. She and her husband have three children.
*Name omitted for security.
*Name omitted for security.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo
About Tresor
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
STEVE AND HANNAH SKINNER
Ecuador
Ecuador
About Steve and Hannah
Steve and Hannah have served as One Mission Society missionaries in Ecuador since 2015 in several different ministries. In November 2023, they began ministering with HOPE61. They work with the OMS team, national partners, associations, and churches to raise awareness, equip the church, and reach the vulnerable with the Gospel through human trafficking prevention ministry. Steve also currently serves as the field director for OMS Ecuador. Previously, the Skinners served as coordinators of the OMS guesthouse in Quito and with earthquake relief in Manta, and for several years, they ministered to a group of teenage girls at a rehabilitation center. Steve is a missionary kid, born and raised in Ecuador, and Hannah was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
JENNA SEEBECK
Global
Global
About Jenna
Jenna serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. She comes alongside churches to provide training, helping them understand how to use their talents and resources to reach those in their communities who are vulnerable to human trafficking, while also sharing the message of the Gospel. While witnessing human trafficking overseas and in her local community, God impressed upon Jenna’s heart the mission to combat trafficking with the light of the Gospel.
IMOGEN COOK
New Zealand
New Zealand
About Imogen
Imogen serves as a HOPE61 trainer in New Zealand. In a country where human trafficking is usually unheard of, Imogen’s role is to raise awareness and to train people with the HOPE61 ENGAGE. She is a strong believer in God’s children living in freedom and wants to do her part in preventing human trafficking. Her primary job is media director for One Mission Society New Zealand, where she handles the social media and advertising. In 2014, she earned a bachelor’s degree in early childhood teaching, which grew her passion to help children and families out of the darkness.
ALLANN AND STEPHY EDDY
Spain
Spain
About Allann and Stephy
Allann is Brazilian and went to Spain to play soccer. After many closed doors, he attended a missions school, where he felt God calling him to become a missionary and use soccer to bring men closer to Jesus. Stephy is a missionary kid born and raised in Spain, who never wanted to become a missionary. They are YWAM missionaries in the north of Spain, and they partner with HOPE61 to train churches in human trafficking prevention in Europe and Brazil. They have a daughter, Olivia, and their mission as a family is to fight injustice through holistic Christian ministry.
WILBERFORCE BWIRE
Uganda
Uganda
About Wilberforce
Wilberforce became a HOPE61 trainer because he saw the rampant growth of human trafficking in Uganda and the surrounding regions. As a trainer, he raises awareness and teaches churches how they can help prevent this growing evil. Wilberforce lives in Lumino, Uganda.
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RONALD KALULWE
Uganda
Uganda
About Ronald
God had given Ronald a vision to stop human trafficking before he attended a HOPE61 training. At that training, he saw the similar vision, and he answered God’s call to serve, preserve, and build up the Body of Christ and to win souls for the Lord.
CHARLES LUBYA
Uganda
Uganda
About Charles
In addition to being a pastor, Charles is a trainer with HOPE61. His passion and goal is to help prevent human trafficking by training churches how to reach out to the vulnerable in their communities. Charles lives in Majanji, Uganda.
EMMANUEL LUSWATA
Uganda
Uganda
About Emmanuel
Emmanuel serves as the Ugandan training supervisor with HOPE61, teaching and shepherding the church how to prevent human trafficking and, at the same time, share the love of Christ with those who don’t know him.
JULIUS MUGABE
Uganda
Uganda
About Julius
Julius lives in Jinja, Uganda, where he pastors and works in 12 districts of Uganda. He also serves as a trainer with HOPE61, helping prevent human trafficking in those areas and creating awareness among the people of the communities.
JACKIE ZAWEDDE
Uganda
Uganda
About Jackie
As a trainer with HOPE61, Jackie works in Kampala, Uganda, as well as other areas of Uganda. She raises awareness about human trafficking and trains churches how to prevent it in their own communities.
PAUL AND SYLVIA CUMMINGS
Unites States
Unites States
About Paul and Sylvia
Paul and Sylvia served in Spain with One Mission Society for 31 years. Since their return to the U.S. in 2015, they have taken returned to Spain several times and have shared about missions and HOPE61 in churches in Arkansas, where they live, across the U.S. Although officially retired, they have not stopped sharing about HOPE61 to raise awareness about human trafficking and how the local church can help prevent this scourge around the world and in our own backyards. Pray with them for revival and purity, for those involved with human trafficking to know Jesus, and for Jesus to set the captives free.
LORI McFALL
United States
United States
About Lori
Lori has been with One Mission Society since 1999 and joined HOPE61 as a trainer in 2018. Her focus is with churches in the United States, providing training to help them develop a plan to use the talents, abilities, and resources God has given them to reach out to those in their own communities who are vulnerable to trafficking. In building bridges with those in their communities, believers can then share the Gospel in real, authentic ways. In addition to her role as a HOPE61 trainer, Lori is also a wife, a mom, and a grandma.
JANELLE McHUGO
United States
United States
About Janelle
Janelle serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. Through providing education, resources, and partnership, she equips the global church in their communities, teaching them how to build bridges to reach the vulnerable and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through past service to those who have survived human trafficking situations, the Lord has shown Janelle the importance of believers coming together in unity and using our God-given gifts to prevent human trafficking. Janelle and her husband, Tom, have five adult sons.
RANDI McINTIRE
United States
United States
About Randi
Randi serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. Through providing education, resources, and partnership, Randi equips the global church body to help prevent human trafficking as it occurs in their communities and build bridges to sharing the Gospel. The Lord broke Randi’s heart for those involved in human trafficking in 2006, which drove her to complete a degree in human development and psychology, specializing in family systems. Through her education, employment, and short-term missions in the U.S., Mexico, and Ecuador, she saw a desperate need for increased awareness to protect the vulnerable and build stronger, healthier communities for all.
ROB DeCOU
United States
United States
About Rob
Rob is a husband, father, entrepreneur, ultra-endurance athlete, and HOPE61 trainer. One of his greatest passions is raising awareness and building community around important issues. To date, Rob has raised more than $750,000 to support causes, including a 31-mile swim from the U.S. to Canada across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. In October 2020, Rob competed in Uberman, known as “the World's Toughest Ultra Triathlon,” with the goal of raising $100,000 to fight human trafficking. Rob lives in Port Angeles, Washington, with his wife Kristin and children, Hudson and Kalea.
OUR TEAM
Leadership team
TONYA OVERTON
Associate Director
Tonya Overton serves as the associate director of HOPE61. She oversees the worldwide operations for HOPE61, including the development and translation of all HOPE61 curriculum and communication materials. After Tonya met the founder of HOPE61, Joyce Oden, in 2011, she knew right away that she had to do something to impact the issue of human trafficking. She was accepted, along with her husband Tom, as a missionary with One Mission Society in January 2012. Tonya resides in Greenwood, Indiana, with her family.
Associate Director
Tonya Overton serves as the associate director of HOPE61. She oversees the worldwide operations for HOPE61, including the development and translation of all HOPE61 curriculum and communication materials. After Tonya met the founder of HOPE61, Joyce Oden, in 2011, she knew right away that she had to do something to impact the issue of human trafficking. She was accepted, along with her husband Tom, as a missionary with One Mission Society in January 2012. Tonya resides in Greenwood, Indiana, with her family.
DARREN SWEENEY
Global Director
Darren Sweeney serves as the global director for HOPE61. In this role, he provides executive level oversight, strategic direction, and vision casting for the worldwide ministry. He is passionate about people finding freedom in Christ and the eradication of the evil that is human trafficking. Darren and his wife, Sherilyn, were accepted as One Mission Society missionaries in 2015. After serving in Mozambique for a year with their three daughters, the family returned to the United States, and Darren joined the HOPE61 team as the global training manager, a position in which he served for two years. He and his family are based in Sequim, Washington.
Global Director
Darren Sweeney serves as the global director for HOPE61. In this role, he provides executive level oversight, strategic direction, and vision casting for the worldwide ministry. He is passionate about people finding freedom in Christ and the eradication of the evil that is human trafficking. Darren and his wife, Sherilyn, were accepted as One Mission Society missionaries in 2015. After serving in Mozambique for a year with their three daughters, the family returned to the United States, and Darren joined the HOPE61 team as the global training manager, a position in which he served for two years. He and his family are based in Sequim, Washington.
Hope61 Team
SUZANNAH*
Asia/Oceania*
Asia/Oceania*
About Suzannah
Suzannah is a HOPE61 trainer in the Asia/Oceania. She and her family moved there in 2015. Her husband teaches at the OMS-related seminary and helps equip the Every Community for Christ national leaders. Suzannah also volunteers at the TCK (third-culture kid) school. Suzannah grew up as an OMS missionary kid in Ecuador and Mexico. She graduated from Asbury College (now Asbury University) in 2006, where she studied English literature and theatre and cinema performance. She and her husband have three children.
*Name omitted for security.
*Name omitted for security.
TRESOR YENYI
Democratic Republic of Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo
About Tresor
Tresor was born in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. He grew up through wars and instability. In 2004, Tresor moved to the United States earned a master's degree in organizational leadership at Evangel University. Tresor is the founder and president of Mwangaza International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the vulnerable people of the DRC. Tresor became a HOPE61 trainer in 2015. He has written two books, “Journey to the Heart of Darkness: Remembering Congo’s Forgotten” and “A Handful of Rice.” He lives in Kinshasa, DRC.
STEVE AND HANNAH SKINNER
Ecuador
Ecuador
About Steve and Hannah
Steve and Hannah have served as One Mission Society missionaries in Ecuador since 2015 in several different ministries. In November 2023, they began ministering with HOPE61. They work with the OMS team, national partners, associations, and churches to raise awareness, equip the church, and reach the vulnerable with the Gospel through human trafficking prevention ministry. Steve also currently serves as the field director for OMS Ecuador. Previously, the Skinners served as coordinators of the OMS guesthouse in Quito and with earthquake relief in Manta, and for several years, they ministered to a group of teenage girls at a rehabilitation center. Steve is a missionary kid, born and raised in Ecuador, and Hannah was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
JENNA SEEBECK
Global
Global
About Jenna
Jenna serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. She comes alongside churches to provide training, helping them understand how to use their talents and resources to reach those in their communities who are vulnerable to human trafficking, while also sharing the message of the Gospel. While witnessing human trafficking overseas and in her local community, God impressed upon Jenna’s heart the mission to combat trafficking with the light of the Gospel.
IMOGEN COOK
New Zealand
New Zealand
About Imogen
Imogen serves as a HOPE61 trainer in New Zealand. In a country where human trafficking is usually unheard of, Imogen’s role is to raise awareness and to train people with the HOPE61 ENGAGE. She is a strong believer in God’s children living in freedom and wants to do her part in preventing human trafficking. Her primary job is media director for One Mission Society New Zealand, where she handles the social media and advertising. In 2014, she earned a bachelor’s degree in early childhood teaching, which grew her passion to help children and families out of the darkness.
ALLANN AND STEPHY EDDY
Spain
Spain
About Allann and Stephy
Allann is Brazilian and went to Spain to play soccer. After many closed doors, he attended a missions school, where he felt God calling him to become a missionary and use soccer to bring men closer to Jesus. Stephy is a missionary kid born and raised in Spain, who never wanted to become a missionary. They are YWAM missionaries in the north of Spain, and they partner with HOPE61 to train churches in human trafficking prevention in Europe and Brazil. They have a daughter, Olivia, and their mission as a family is to fight injustice through holistic Christian ministry.
WILBERFORCE BWIRE
Uganda
Uganda
About Wilberforce
Wilberforce became a HOPE61 trainer because he saw the rampant growth of human trafficking in Uganda and the surrounding regions. As a trainer, he raises awareness and teaches churches how they can help prevent this growing evil. Wilberforce lives in Lumino, Uganda.
RONALD KALULWE
Uganda
Uganda
About Ronald
God had given Ronald a vision to stop human trafficking before he attended a HOPE61 training. At that training, he saw the similar vision, and he answered God’s call to serve, preserve, and build up the Body of Christ and to win souls for the Lord.
CHARLES LUBYA
Uganda
Uganda
About Charles
In addition to being a pastor, Charles is a trainer with HOPE61. His passion and goal is to help prevent human trafficking by training churches how to reach out to the vulnerable in their communities. Charles lives in Majanji, Uganda.
EMMANUEL LUSWATA
Uganda
Uganda
About Emmanuel
Emmanuel serves as the Ugandan training supervisor with HOPE61, teaching and shepherding the church how to prevent human trafficking and, at the same time, share the love of Christ with those who don’t know him.
JULIUS MUGABE
Uganda
Uganda
About Julius
Julius lives in Jinja, Uganda, where he pastors and works in 12 districts of Uganda. He also serves as a trainer with HOPE61, helping prevent human trafficking in those areas and creating awareness among the people of the communities.
JACKIE ZAWEDDE
Uganda
Uganda
About Jackie
As a trainer with HOPE61, Jackie works in Kampala, Uganda, as well as other areas of Uganda. She raises awareness about human trafficking and trains churches how to prevent it in their own communities.
PAUL AND SYLVIA CUMMINGS
Unites States
Unites States
About Paul and Sylvia
Paul and Sylvia served in Spain with One Mission Society for 31 years. Since their return to the U.S. in 2015, they have taken returned to Spain several times and have shared about missions and HOPE61 in churches in Arkansas, where they live, across the U.S. Although officially retired, they have not stopped sharing about HOPE61 to raise awareness about human trafficking and how the local church can help prevent this scourge around the world and in our own backyards. Pray with them for revival and purity, for those involved with human trafficking to know Jesus, and for Jesus to set the captives free.
LORI McFALL
United States
United States
About Lori
Lori has been with One Mission Society since 1999 and joined HOPE61 as a trainer in 2018. Her focus is with churches in the United States, providing training to help them develop a plan to use the talents, abilities, and resources God has given them to reach out to those in their own communities who are vulnerable to trafficking. In building bridges with those in their communities, believers can then share the Gospel in real, authentic ways. In addition to her role as a HOPE61 trainer, Lori is also a wife, a mom, and a grandma.
JANELLE McHUGO
United States
United States
About Janelle
Janelle serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. Through providing education, resources, and partnership, she equips the global church in their communities, teaching them how to build bridges to reach the vulnerable and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through past service to those who have survived human trafficking situations, the Lord has shown Janelle the importance of believers coming together in unity and using our God-given gifts to prevent human trafficking. Janelle and her husband, Tom, have five adult sons.
RANDI McINTIRE
United States
United States
About Randi
Randi serves as a human trafficking prevention trainer with HOPE61. Through providing education, resources, and partnership, Randi equips the global church body to help prevent human trafficking as it occurs in their communities and build bridges to sharing the Gospel. The Lord broke Randi’s heart for those involved in human trafficking in 2006, which drove her to complete a degree in human development and psychology, specializing in family systems. Through her education, employment, and short-term missions in the U.S., Mexico, and Ecuador, she saw a desperate need for increased awareness to protect the vulnerable and build stronger, healthier communities for all.
ROB DeCOU
United States
United States
About Rob
Rob is a husband, father, entrepreneur, ultra-endurance athlete, and HOPE61 trainer. One of his greatest passions is raising awareness and building community around important issues. To date, Rob has raised more than $750,000 to support causes, including a 31-mile swim from the U.S. to Canada across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. In October 2020, Rob competed in Uberman, known as “the World's Toughest Ultra Triathlon,” with the goal of raising $100,000 to fight human trafficking. Rob lives in Port Angeles, Washington, with his wife Kristin and children, Hudson and Kalea.
Our Ministry
Organization
Organization
HOPE61 is a ministry of One Mission Society. OMS unites in partnership with more than 180 organizations and denominations for one purpose: to see the Gospel of Jesus Christ spread throughout the world, with the greatest number of disciples made, and to see God glorified in all that we say and do — to help fulfill the Great Commission. This has been, is, and always will be our One Mission.
Our Ministry
Organization
Organization
HOPE61 is a ministry of One Mission Society. OMS unites in partnership with more than 180 organizations and denominations for one purpose: to see the Gospel of Jesus Christ spread throughout the world, with the greatest number of disciples made, and to see God glorified in all that we say and do — to help fulfill the Great Commission. This has been, is, and always will be our One Mission.
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