I’m a Christian and I survived 9/11. Here’s what I want the next generation to know
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Christina Ray Stanton2021-09-10T09:39:00
Christina Ray Stanton was around the corner from the World Trade Centre when terrorists flew two planes into the towers. She was evacuated, displaced from her home and suffered PTSD as a result of the 9/11 attacks. Now 20 years on, and working as a NYC tour guide, this is what she wants Christians to know about the most deadly terror attack in America’s history
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