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Underground Coffee: Transforming Beans and Hearts

There’s a little taste of Honduras in Skagit County, Washington. It’s called the Underground Coffee Project, a business run by a group of former prisoners who roast and sell an artisan blend of Honduran coffee beans.

It began as the vision of Bob Ekblad, who led in-prison Bible studies and built friendships with the men behind bars.

By Emily Andrews
June 20, 2016
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