What To Do With That Blasted Holy Discontent

Posted by Elisa | Feb 18, 2018 | Art of Advocacy, Human Trafficking | 0 |

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We all have labels. For example, I'm a wife, a mom, a follower of Jesus. I've worked for non-profits. I am a reader and a writer. Can I give you more labels? I'm an adventurer! I'm a creative! An extrovert! How do you define yourself? We all have our labels, but the one thing we have in common is that we are simply people trying to love others and are learning how to do that well. Together, the love bursting and flowing (or sometimes fighting) from us is changing the world!

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What To Do With That Blasted Holy Discontent

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