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The Hidden Gift of Followership
What impression does the word follower conjure up? Ordinary? Our elitist culture has developed the notion that leadership is the
May 4, 2017
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Gaye Clark
Gaye Clark works as a cardiac nurse in Augusta, Georgia, and as part time correspondent for WORLD magazine. She also volunteers with iCare, a local faith-based organization that provides assistance to trafficked victims. She is also the widow of Jim Clark. She writes in her free time about sex trafficking, Christian living, and lay-ministry. She has two adult children, Anna and Nathan.
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The Day Work Became Personal
The Day Work Became Personal I’ve worked as a cardiac nurse for more than 25 years but never defibrillated anything
April 25, 2017
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The Gospel and the Christian Life
A Soft Answer Which Turns Away Wrath
Many years ago, when my children were small but energetic, I, a chronically exhausted mamma, would head to bed right
February 1, 2017
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What I Learned About Marriage by Losing My Husband
Disclaimer: We pray only to the Lord. Our time to speak to our loved ones is when they are in
January 26, 2017
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The Fight for Purity: Uncovering the Evils of Pornography and Sex Trafficking
From Pew Sitter to Abolitionist Sex Trafficking and the Church
Pornography and sex-trafficking have gained a foothold of normalcy in the United States. Don’t believe it? Advertisements for sex with
July 12, 2016
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Sex Trafficking Numbers You Can Trust
When it comes to sex trafficking, sound numbers of who, how many, and where are difficult to find. Most widely
May 19, 2016
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