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Retiring after three decades as a teacher, Virginia native James Sink says God led him to a new calling: making apple butter. Watch one United Methodist's story of faith and following God.
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Meet the 'Apple Butter Man'
After teaching for more than three decades, United Methodist James Sink says God led to him a retirement ministry of making apple butter, which he and others sell to fund outreach programs in rural Bland County, Virginia.
