Friday Footprints

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Here's a round-up of our favorite links from this month...

Ellerslie

A place, according to the website, that is "the birthplace of heroes".  Out in Windsor, Colorado God is using authors and speakers Eric and Leslie Ludy to train young people to be strong in the Lord and to passionately serve Him.  Check out their website and be sure to listen to a sermon or two - you'll find yourself being inspired and blessed in so many ways!

Sister to Sister: On Rest

As many of you are starting back at school or college, we thought it an appropriate time to highlight one of our past articles by Dahlia Mayberry on resting in God.  Dahlia writes, "Rest has been a word that God continues to speak to my anxious heart and busy mind. As a student at Cornell University, I daily struggled with rest. And it was through these daily struggles that God taught me the importance of rest. He has revealed to me that in order to rest we must trust Him with our entire being for it is only in God that we find true rest."
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Be bold in Him, girls!

Joanna, Megan, Krista, Emily & Victoria

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  1. KaitlinSeptember 2, 2012 at 10:45 PM

    Dahlia's article "On Rest" was just what I needed! Since I'm a struggling perfectionist, I need to be reminded that my purpose isn't to "ace my exam," as Dahlia says - it's to live in complete surrender to Christ!

    ps: I've been reading this blog since you started it, and it's still one of my favorites :)

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