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- The Freedom we feel in the mountains December 30, 2011
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- My Sister, Gay’s, Fifth Installment: Stepping Out On the Water February 23, 2012
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- Someone Comes Along February 17, 2012
  Every now and then, someone comes along who changes everything. I was in my late twenties when a woman I’d come to know through my aerobics class then a small Sunday school class came up to me and said with a gentle firmness, “God is calling me to support you in ministry.” It was the [...]
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- My Sister Gay’s Fourth Installment: “Like Sunlight Burning at Midnight” February 13, 2012
  First Installment: Meet My Sister Second Installment: The Functioning Years Third Installment: The Maelstrom From Gay’s heart to yours… Gregg Taylor, my pastor and sweet, sweet friend, said in a sermon one night at Mercy Street that “the person who has a WHY to live can bear with almost any HOW.” He was quoting Victor [...]
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Even God Took Seven Days to Create the World!

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Kristine

I have been in this profession now for eight whole weeks! My supervisor insists that it was my energy and enthusiasm that won me this position over the other applicants. I am eager to build a model special education program. I work long hours, and I am often preoccupied with thoughts of work.However, in my [...]

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Anything For A Dill Pickle

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Kristine

My special education director brought it to my attention first. “That young man will do anything for a dill pickle!” The special education teacher that preceded me used to keep a jar of pickles in her small classroom refrigerator to reward his work and to keep the student motivated. One of the instructional assistants who [...]

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