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Jackie Pullinger
Jackie Pullinger

Jackie Pullinger, born in 1944, is a renowned missionary. She was born in Hong Kong and began her missionary work there. Ms. Pullinger is known for her care and assistance to drug addicts in the Hong Kong and Macau regions, where she founded the 'Hong Kongä»” Recovery Center' to provide rehabilitation services for drug addicts. Her work extends beyond material assistance, including psychological and social support. more

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