‘Notes Of Hope’ Help Suicide Jumpers Think Twice

K-LOVE Closer Look Podcast by K-LOVE Radio

Sep 21, 2018News & Politics

The Foresthill Bridge towers 730 ft above unforgiving earth. Armed with colorful paper and zip ties, Brittany Hendricks and Notes of Hope volunteers go to the edge to leave messages for lonely souls. At least one suicida...

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