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Mary Slessor Grave Calabar Nigeria 11.81 edited 2 768x527

Mary Slessor Grave

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Mary Slessor (1848–1915) stands as one of the most remarkable missionary figures of the nineteenth century, known for her courage, compassion, and deep commitment to the people of West Africa. Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, and raised in the industrial city of Dundee, Slessor grew up in poverty. Her father, a shoemaker, struggled with alcoholism, leaving her mother to carry much Read more...