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[...] where I ended up serving as Youth Minister.  Motivated by a deep desire to see teenagers and young adults grow in Jesus, I centered our times together on in-depth bible studies, encouraging them to [...]

[...] . Lewis, John* Stott, Ron Sider and James Sire.  I practiced spiritual disciplines, discovered organic foods, baked bread and studied literature.  It was the early 1980s,  life was stimulating, and [...]

[...] to where he was, the University of Washington in Seattle.  There I joined the leadership team for Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, led bible studies, read authors likes St. [...]

[...] , birthed at home and schooled at home.   The clothes and diapers were washed in a wringer washer before hanging them out to dry.   In the midst of this, my husband’s mind grew more [...]

[...] .  We finished our Bachelor’s degrees and I became a Research Technologist in a Pathology Research Laboratory.  Five years later I quit my position at the university to start our family.  Within [...]

[...] home, ministering alongside my teen and adult children, we saw captives freed, a caring community develop, young people fall in love with Jesus and His Word, the manifest presence of the [...]

[...] family.  Twice my dad was sent to war.  Those were years of listening to his voice on tape recordings and receiving gifts from Southeast Asia, times that Mother sometimes cried and my young heart [...]

[...] we needed.  I worked as a bookkeeper, manufacturer of electrical parts, tutor, an educational consultant, teacher and youth minister; anything that  enabled me to still home school and be with [...]