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Overton McGehee

Overton McGehee is executive director of Habitat for Humanity Virginia.

McGehee participated in the Spring Institute for Lived Theology 2006.

Resources associated with this Contributor

  • Debrief of Site Visit to Sunrise Park
    • Resource Type: Audio
    • Contributors: John Semmelhack, Kelly Eplee, Overton McGehee
    • Date Recorded:April 27, 2006
    • Speakers: John Semmelhack, Kelly Eplee, Overton McGehee
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