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Little Mary's was founded in 1982 when Tom & Maureen Fischer lost their three-year-old daughter Mary to a fatal brain tumor. Opening this ministry was their way of being able to turn Little Mary's death into a miracle for other families who face losing a child. Little Mary's offers such families a free vacation in Michigan's North Woods.
Little Mary's has 7 themed apartments in what was the original post office of Wellston, Michigan and later served as a bordello owned and operated by Mae Dust. The themes are: Fantasyland (Disney/Clowns), Mexico, Safari, Nautical, Western, Northern Michigan, and Country. They have ministered to over 2000 families from all over the United States and as far away as the Netherlands, Romania, and Jamaica... completely free to the special guests and their families.
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Mary Louisa Whately was an English missionary and author in Egypt. She spent over 30 years building schools for both girls and boys, ministering to their families and writing books based on her experiences. Whately was the first to build educational facilities for the lower classes in Cairo, especially Muslim women, and started schooling for all, rather than only for those who could pay for it.
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