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Susan Evans

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in Dallas, TX, The United States

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Christian, Classics, Poetry

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I'm Susan Evans. I am the author of "Growing Up as a Missionary Kid" and "Becoming a Prayer Warrior: A Personal Journey." I enjoy speaking at women's conferences and homeschool conferences. I am also a homeschoool conference director.

Random Facts About Me:
- I grew up as a missionary kid in Guatemala.
- I lived in England for 3 years as an adult (one year as an exchange student, two years as a teacher).
- I sometimes get in trouble for speaking the truth.
- People think I’m funny, but I got my sense of humor from my husband. He makes me laugh, even in the middle of horrendous sorrow.
- I don’t want my life to be wasted. I want my children to follow the Lord. I want to bring glory to God with every breath I take.
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Are Most Americans Superficial?

At the risk of ticking off this whole country, I am going to address this issue head-on, from the point of view of a missionary kid—a person who grew up outside of the U.S. but then returned to the U.S to live as an adult.

Before answering this question: “Are most Americans superficial?”– I would like to clear the air and say that some of my closest friends are Americans, and they are not superfici Read more of this blog post »

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