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Kathleen King said…
I'm so glad you are doing this and I look forward to tuning in. We all have trials, things we never expected that turn up in our lives. It's sometimes overwhelming and I have needed a place to turn. God has blessed me through it all, but we all need encouragement from one another.
November 6, 2017 at 8:56 AM
Unknown said…
Sandy, A beautiful testimony of God's loving Grace. I pray God will Bless your ministry and bring abundant joy to all the women out there who will be tuning in on Mondays. I plan to listen.Although I have been married to my husband 51 years we still find joy in God and our marriage. God Bless you my eternal friend. Lilia Brown
November 6, 2017 at 10:15 AM
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