Strong and Free: English

by Rebecca Campbell

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In 1999, Becky Kasprick found herself alone with four children in the heart of the civil war. Her house was burned down leaving only the clothes on her back. She had the choice to stay and surrender, or run and risk their lives. She chose to run.

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In 1999, Becky Kasprick found herself alone with four children in the heart of the civil war. Her house was burned down leaving only the clothes on her back. She had the choice to stay and surrender, or run and risk their lives. She chose to run.

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