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Jen’s Gem: Where there is hope, there is life. If you have been receiving my posts for a while, you may remember that I wrote
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Jen’s Gem: Where there is hope, there is life. If you have been receiving my posts for a while, you may remember that I wrote

Jen’s Gem: God gives you a glimpse into His grace every day. Be on the lookout! I slept through the night last night. I realize

Jen’s Gem: Love is the answer. Spread a little more and the rewards will be sweeter than candy. Next week is Holy Week – the

Jen’s Gem: Your life purpose has been inside you since birth. Partner with God to help you deliver on it. Logic. Reason. Order. These are

Jen’s Gem: Do your best and let God do the rest. “Clean up, clean up. Everybody, everywhere. Clean up, clean up. Everybody, do your share.” My great

Jen’s Gem: If you do the little things well, the big things will come to you. One of my tasks for the elaborate holiday meals

Jen’s Gem: How you started out in life may be very different to where you are today. In high school, I took a career

It was almost a year ago that a routine mammogram turned into a breast cancer scare for me so you can understand why I was

It’s no surprise that most teenagers are convinced they are smarter than their parents. We can all remember our own eye-rolling moments with our parents
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