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>Amy Pope 20:48
>Absolutely. I mean, first of all, we didn't grow up with money. My dad was sort of a lay pastor. We moved from Cleveland to Pittsburgh when I was nine so we could start the church in Pittsburgh. And we moved, by the way, into a Jewish community. And my neighbour was a Holocaust survivor, and she was the first woman I met, first person I met who had the tattooed numbers on her arms because she had survived Auschwitz. So that was a defining experience for me. That was a moment where I thought, 'Oh my gosh! What if I had been alive at that time? What would my role have been? Would I have lived up to my expectations and ideals?' I remember that so clearly as a kid, feeling like, 'What would I have done? What, you know...?'
