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How to share the gospel with your child

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How to share the gospel with your child

Kari Patterson > Sacred Mundane > How to share the gospel with your child

June 6, 2011 KariSacred Mundane0

About Author: Kari

Every day I sort through the jumbled mess of my life, study Scripture to see some sense in it all, and share my words with the hope that some bit of me would connect with some bit of you in order that we both might live more fully pleasing God. I do this through community, retreats & conferences, blog posts, and books. More About Me

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Three seasons later here we are, his Sr year awards night. Dutch was happy to finally get his 18:46 PR, and while he ran JV most of the season, he was happy to get his third letter & join the Varsity guys as an alternate at State where they placed 5th!

Most of all I’m just so grateful for the growth I have seen in our son these three seasons, for his awesome teammates, and quality coaches who go above and beyond in so many ways. Dutch I know it wasn’t always easy and we are SO proud of you. ❤️

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