<p>Steve Flairty shares the beautiful story of Teresa Oechsli, the founder of Hosea’s House in Louisville, Kentucky (<a href="http://www.HoseasHouse.com" target="_blank">www.HoseasHouse.com</a>).  This and other stories can be found in his book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Kentuckys-Everyday-Heroes-Ordinary-Extraordinary/dp/1941953131" target="_blank">Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things</a>.</p>

Steve Flairty shares the beautiful story of Teresa Oechsli, the founder of Hosea’s House in Louisville, Kentucky (www.HoseasHouse.com). This and other stories can be found in his book, Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things.

<p>Steve Flairty shares the beautiful story of Teresa Oechsli, the founder of Hosea’s House in Louisville, Kentucky (<a href="http://www.HoseasHouse.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.HoseasHouse.com</a>).&nbsp; This and other stories can be found in his book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Kentuckys-Everyday-Heroes-Ordinary-Extraordinary/dp/1941953131" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things</a>.</p>

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