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Okay, I do not pretend to even know how to do this BUT…. I have been reading that 8 out of 10 people in America are in some type of debt so obviously, the good majority need this information.
Here are some suggestions for paying off debt…
1. Get a 2nd job. Yes, you can [...]

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Have you ever thought about your heart having eyes? The Bible teaches that God wants to give us the desires of our heart. The Holy Scripture also tells us that our heart should be fixed on Him that we might learn the mysteries of God.
I never thought about my heart having eyes until [...]

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For the most part, I am “on time”. And I mean that… “on time”. I don’t tend to be early. No, let me say that again, I am rarely early but generally walk in about 5 minutes before an event begins.
This morning was a bit different. The cold got me [...]

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A friend of mine has a relative whose babies were born with complications. Daily, I received in my inbox updates on the babies with reminders to pray for those little ones. The Holy Scripture of old tells us to “pray without ceasing” and that “we have not because we ask not”. So, [...]

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During National Mentoring Month, we recognize the millions of individuals who dedicate themselves to making a difference in the lives of others, and we underscore our commitment to supporting these soldiers in America’s armies of compassion.
Every day across our great Nation, men and women of many different backgrounds work to inspire our next generation of [...]

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Anchorage, Alaska – Governor Sarah Palin has welcomed her first grandchild, Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnston, born to Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston on December 27.
“We are over the moon with the arrival of this healthy, beautiful baby,” Governor Palin said. “The road ahead for this young couple will not be easy, but nothing worthwhile [...]

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Every year I read a book called the ” Wide and Lonesome Prairie” by Kristiana Gregory. It is the diary of Hattie Campbell. Her aunt June gave her the journal before their trip to Oregon and told her, “Hattie, record the good and the bad”. So today, I am recording the bad [...]

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