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Chapter 4 of Katie Davis' personal memoir, Kisses from Katie, sees Katie beginning to see the plan God has for her unfolding before her. She went to serve short term, teach in a kindergarten, share a little Jesus along the way. But soon she finds herself buying a large house (by ...
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I don't have a lot to say about this week's reading from Kisses from Katie by Katie Davis and Beth Clark. I encourage you to check out my friends' posts over at Connecting to Impact.When watching over a little girl dying from malaria, Katie wrestles with the poverty and disease r ...
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What someone does proves what they believe. Because of this I often check out what people do. I adore observing doers. When we think of ways to serve God with our hands, we often think of feeding and caring for the poor, like Mother Theresa or Katie from Kisses from ...
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Andy Stanley opened the main sessions with an encouraging message from Galatians 6, where Paul told the early believers they should not become weary of doing good because the harvest will only be reaped in time if we do not give up. He also said to do good as you ...
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Last night, I shared a little bit of Katie Davis’ story with my students. Katie was just out of high school when the love of Christ compelled her to go to Uganda and love people there. A three week trip over Christmas break turned into a year teaching Kindergarten at ...
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Stories have given me so much comfort in my life. On a warm summer morning or a cold winter night, I find fulfillment while curled up in a blanket with a piping hot cup of tea in my left hand and some sort of fanciful fiction or enriching biography ...
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I’ve been very fortunate over the past two years to be a part of a leadership cohort at my church. The experience has humbled me (I do not know nearly as much about…well, anything, as I thought I did), encouraged me, given me some of the best companions on this ...