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House of Hope's Braddock, having done much, is moving on

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Braddock is leaving his post in charge of the Florence outreach ministry to start the next season of his life. House of Hope has emergency shelters for men and women, a tiny homes village where women and children can live in peace together as the women complete a two-year program. The ministry also has an addictions recovery center in northern Florence County.

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House of Hope's Braddock, having done much, is moving on

FLORENCE, S.C. -- The Bible and the Byrds both noted that there is a season for everything and for House of Hope's Bryan Braddock that is also true.

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