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If You Could See Me Now / Where Rainbows End / A Place Called Here

by Cecelia Ahern

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Whispering Winds of Appalachia

by John Ellington (Goodreads Author)

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Cast-Iron Cookbook: 125 Easy Everyday Cast-Iron Skillet Recipes (No-Fuss Cooking)

by Louise Davidson

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Becky’s Quotes

“Hope is what keeps us going when we don’t see the answer to our problem. Hope helps us to believe maybe tomorrow”
― Elaine Ellis, Field of Blessing - Beyond Understanding: Holding on to faith in circumstances beyond understanding

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“You can only grow in persecution what you go into persecution with.” Then they opened their hearts”
― Nik Ripken, The Insanity of God: A True Story of Faith Resurrected

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“before we can grasp the full meaning of the Resurrection, we first have to witness or experience crucifixion. If we spend our lives so afraid of suffering, so averse to sacrifice, that we avoid even the risk of persecution or crucifixion, then we might never discover the true wonder, joy and power of a resurrection faith. Ironically, avoiding suffering could be the very thing that prevents us from partnering deeply with the Risen Jesus.”
― Nik Ripken, The Insanity of God: A True Story of Faith Resurrected

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