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Monthly Archives: January 2017
dispelling fear
A little over a year ago I officiated the wedding of a young couple. They have been together a long time and came to this decision to get married intentionally and unhurried. (Unlike Tom and I who were 21, barely … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, community, connection, country, current events, life purpose, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, community, faith, humanity, life lessons, politics, relationships
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to live resilience
Well, good morning! It’s been three months since I have written a post. Some blogger I am, huh. A lot has happened in three months hasn’t it. Our world has changed. Some think for the better. I wish I could … Continue reading
Posted in family, Lessons Learned, Life, life and death, Spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged family, lessons learned, life lessons, relationships, resilience
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