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By Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

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An updated edition of The Shed That Fed A Million Children first published in 2015.

The original book tells the incredible story of how Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a quiet, unassuming fish farmer from Argyll, Scotland, became the international CEO of a global school-feeding charity.

ISBN: 9780007578313
Imprint: William Collins
On Sale: Dec 7, 2021
List price: $17.99
No of pages: 320
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BISAC 1: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Memoirs
BISAC 2: RELIGION / Christian Ministry / Missions

Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

Biography

Magnus started his career as a Salmon farmer in rural Argyll, but when the Balkan conflict began, he and his brother were so moved by the scenes on television that they gathered a jeep-load of aid and joined a convoy travelling to Bosnia to distribute it. On his return home, Magnus expected to resume his job, however, he came back to discover that the public had carried on donating and instead he continued organising and distributing aid. In 2002 his work led him to Malawi, where he met a family whose situation would alter the course of his work, and Mary’s Meals was born.

An updated edition of The Shed That Fed A Million Children first published in 2015.

The original book tells the incredible story of how Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a quiet, unassuming fish farmer from Argyll, Scotland, became the international CEO of a global school-feeding charity.

ISBN: 9780007578313
Imprint: William Collins
On Sale: Dec 7, 2021
List price: $17.99
No of pages: 320
Trim Size:
BISAC 1: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Memoirs
BISAC 2: RELIGION / Christian Ministry / Missions

Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

Biography

Magnus started his career as a Salmon farmer in rural Argyll, but when the Balkan conflict began, he and his brother were so moved by the scenes on television that they gathered a jeep-load of aid and joined a convoy travelling to Bosnia to distribute it. On his return home, Magnus expected to resume his job, however, he came back to discover that the public had carried on donating and instead he continued organising and distributing aid. In 2002 his work led him to Malawi, where he met a family whose situation would alter the course of his work, and Mary’s Meals was born.