For 10 years of my Christian life I didn't share the gospel because I honestly thought I would offend people. Really I was filled with doubt as a result of not sharing. Since I had never stepped out and depended on God to come through, I never got to see Him come through. But then I saw this guy (now my increbible husband) sharing his faith a lot and the craziest thing was happening. People wernt offended, they were coming to Christ! I asked him to teach me how to share and when I did the lies I was believing about people not wanting to hear were exposed for what they were. People are eager to know the very thing God built them to live for. But, getting into a spiritual conversation can be difficult and then going from a spiritual conversation to the discussing the gospel all the way through is even more difficult. Here are my top ten questions to get into a spiritual conversation. And next week I will post my top ten questions to lead into sharing the gospel. 1. What experience has most affected your view of God? 2. If God were to tell you what He thinks of you right now, what would you say? 3. I've never really heard what your religious/spiritual background has been. What is it and where do you stand today? 4. If you could know God personally, would you want to? 5. What do you think about Jesus? 6. Have you looked into spiritual things much? Did you come to any conclusions? 7. Has anything ever happened to you that caused you to believe God is real? 8. I'm wondering if others can tell what the most important thing in my life is. If you had to say, what would you think it is? Do you know why it is? 9. How do you think someone becomes a Christian? 10. If you were to die today, where do you think you would go? Why? "But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light." 1 Peter 2:9 I made a printable of these for your convenience. Just click the image below, save and print. Enjoy! If you like things like this, subscribe as I send out freebies to subscribes as often as I can. Not to mention you'll get 3 free ebooks. About Laura![]() Laura, the founder of Missional Women is married and has six kids, two of whom are adopted. Laura and her husband have been missionaries since 2002 and serve with Master Plan Ministries where she is Director of Women's Ministries. Laura has written 7 books and 2 ministry tools. You can see them all at the Missional Women Store and can find her on facebook, twitter, pinterest, youtube, instagram, periscope, blab and her author site.
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Is your women's ministry in a rut? Are you looking for fresh ways to reach out to those who don't understand the Gospel? The video below shares 12 simple event ideas that will help develop women into stronger disciples and provide opportunity to share the Gospel with those who don't know Christ. And events are just the beginning of what God does in peoples lives. Check out how events fit with the Great Commission by watching the video below. About Laura![]() Laura, the creator and host of Missional Women is married and has six kids, two of whom are adopted. Laura and her husband have been missionaries since 2002 serving with Master Plan Ministries. Laura is the Staff Women's Development Coordinator and has discipled over 150 women, led over 30 Bible studies and speaks many times a year. Laura is an author and creator of ministry tools and resources. You can find her books and resources at the Missional Women store and connect with her on facebook,twitter, pinterest, youtube, instagram andher author site. Stepping out in faith isn’t always easy, especially when it comes to evangelism. After I became a believer at age 10, I saw this need for people to know Jesus but usually did very little about it. I remember I lied to friend once about my testimony so it would sound more like a desperate need for Jesus so they would accept Jesus! HA! Wrong approach. Don’t lie to get people to Jesus. BUT my heart was in the right place for wanting people to know Jesus! I stepped out of my comfort zones a few times in high school, and got denied each time. I got to college and shared the gospel in my classes and got denied a lot by classmates. I came on staff to work on the same campus, shared the gospel a lot and was denied more than received for a longer conversation about Jesus. I have only (to my knowledge) led a few people to Christ, but I have initiated TONS of conversations. It’s STILL not easy for me to step out in faith. But I do. I have been trying to step out in faith more and more – believing the truth about what I’m sharing and how their response is not so much about me as it is about where they are with Jesus. I’ve been making myself do things I don’t like so I can be bolder in sharing the gospel. And you want to know something? I step out by faith, and I’m STILL denied! But that’s what faith is – taking the initiative in the power of the Holy Spirit and leaving the results up to God. When you walk by faith it’s not about the result you do and don’t see, it’s about following Jesus and letting the results be what God wants them to be regardless of what we do or don’t see. Recently I completely broke down after being rejected for a spiritual conversation. I don’t remember the last time I broke down like this! It’s not that I haven’t cared about each person’s spiritual destination that I have talked to – because it’s that care that drives me to share as much as I can about Jesus. But this time the reality hit me harder than before. I bawled, asking God, “Why am I crying like this? Why does this hurt so much?” He softly responded, “Because someone needs to care for her soul.” Cue more tears!! SOMEONE NEEDS TO CARE. Christian, we need to care about whether people are going to hell! If you truly believe what the Bible teaches, then we NEED to get over ourselves, over our comfort, and take the initiative in the power of the Holy Spirit to take steps towards what God cares about. In heaven you will not care about how you look to others, but you will care about the people you’re around. And it frightens me that I may be without precious people that Jesus LOVES because I was too scared or too worried about how they would perceive me to not even try to talk to them about The Way, The Truth and The Life! I hate feeling so broken for people who deny my precious Jesus, but I wouldn’t exchange it for anything else in the world. Blessed Redeemer – Jesus, You are mine! I have such assurance, such a foretaste of glory divine!! But there are SO MANY who don’t have what I have. They don’t know the hope, peace, and confidence that only You bring to the very depths of life. God break my heart more. Let my heart be like your heart. Help me to get past my insecurities, my fears, my misbeliefs, my excuses so I can walk by faith in the Holy Spirit. Help me to pray fervently and share the gospel boldly. In Your Powerful, Life Saving Name Jesus I pray… About Leah![]() Leah works with Master Plan Ministries at Fort Lewis College in Durango, CO. Other than watching college students' lives change, she enjoys getting her mind blown by God and His Word, watching sci fi, baking cupcakes, and spending time with her hunky husband. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right. Sharing this over at these awesome blogs Have you ever felt like you were being called to do something, but you just didn’t know how it would work? Can I just tell you, I have felt for some time like we needed to have more people in our home, around our table. Sure, we had friends over occasionally, but I have felt like this was something I needed to do on a more regular basis. Like Moses, I had a list of excuses: -Our children are involved in things that take up too much time to show hospitality. -Our dog…what will we do with him when people come over? -Our budget is tight just feeding the five people under our roof. How will we add more? -How will I have time to have my house clean for people to come over? But I just kept hearing that still, small voice say, “Invite them over. I’ll take care of the details” So in January, we started having people over at least two nights a week. Rewind a few weeks ago…actually, let me tell you a little story. We live in a very small neighborhood and minus a few families it is mostly widows, widowers, and singles. We know our neighbors and we love them, daily contact is just not something that happens with frequency. Well, about two weeks ago, my older neighbor met me in the front yard and said these words, “Would you use a ham if I gave it to you? My daughter was here this weekend and her family had to leave early and we just didn’t get to eat this ham. Do you want it?” Do I want it?? We agreed on a time to meet to get the ham. When I went to his house, he handed me the ham and then…and then…he just started pulling stuff out of his refrigerator. Here’s a 5 pound bowl of potato salad. Here’s a 20 pound bag of potatoes. Here’s two bags of tortilla chips. OH, and here’s a 20 pound ham. I wish you could have seen my face as my neighbor, whom I love but just don’t have much contact with, filled my arms with food and sent me on my merry way. What’s the point to my story? When you are called to do something, do it. God will provide the details. Hey, he may even have your neighbor give you a ham, some potato salad, two bags of tortilla chips, and a twenty pound bag of potatoes. So, let me ask you, what is God calling you to do? Email me and let me know. I’d love to hold you accountable. The first step is always the most difficult. Let’s step out together. About Jennifer![]() Jennifer and her family live in the South. She and her husband, Fred, have three boys ages 13, 10, and 7, and one unruly dog named Dash. Chaos2Peace is a blog designed to bring peace in the midst chaos by providing organizational tips, menu planning, simple recipes, and a whole lot of laughter. Join us on the blog today as we do life together, one step at a time. I used to be the biggest scaredy cat when it came to sharing the gospel with people. I remember crying in my dorm room reading 1 John 4:18, which says, “There is no fear in love; instead, perfect love drives out fear, because fear involves punishment. So the one who fears has not reached perfection in love.” I thought, “Welp, I must not be a Christian then because I am SO SCARED!!!” (In the emoji world, multiple of the waterfall tears faces.) Obviously I was a Christian, just one that had a difficult stepping out in faith in the area of evangelism. Though it’s a lot easier than it used to be (I don’t shake as bad I used to), I still struggle to get the courage to start a conversation with others about Jesus or even what they believe spiritually. I don’t have all the best responses memorized. I don’t remember every scripture reference I use. I don’t want them to think that I’m one of those CRAZY Christians. I don’t want them to think that I’m part of a cult. I can think of every reason why I shouldn’t start a conversation! But I keep coming back to these three truths: 1) Someone had to share with me so I could come into a relationship with Jesus 2) Jesus commands me to do it (Matthew 28:18-20) 3) The Holy Spirit living in me can give me everything I need to share, and teach me from mistakes (John 14:26). Something our staff has gotten back to on our campus is walking around engaging with an easy question: We’re going around asking people spiritual question, may we ask you one? For some reason, that freaked me out! Why would someone randomly come up and ask you that?! Then I realized, it is so wonderful! You engage and bring them directly to the point of why you want to talk to them. If THEY say no, that’s their decision. You stepped out in faith and left the results to God. If they say YES, then you can easily lead with a question that can directed to the gospel very easily. Here are a few suggestions (and some suggested follow up questions that lead to the gospel) that we have used: * If you were to die tonight, and you appear before God and you had to tell Him why you should be let into heaven, what would you tell God? May I tell you what God requires to get into heaven? * What do you put your hope in? May I share with you where I put hope? * What is St. Patrick’s Day/Valentine’s Day about? If St. Patrick/St. Valentine were to be here, what do you think they would tell you? * What is Christmas/Easter about? May I share with you what I think it’s about? May I share the point of why Jesus came and died? * (This one is my favorite) Let’s say Jesus just appeared between you and I, and He had one thing He wanted to tell you, what would he say? May I share with you what I think He would tell you? (You can also send them to the link “What Does Jesus Want to Say to You?”) There are tons of questions you can ask! Take the time to listen to what the person/people say, and respond to what they say. For example, when I ask that last question I often hear, “Just keep going.” Ask, “What do you mean by that?” Another one I’ve heard a lot is, “Go to church.” You can ask, “Do you have a church background?” or “Did you grow up going to church?” Basically, care about what they are saying – even if it sounds crazy to you. Their responses mean something to them, or they may be about to realize that they should care more about their spiritual life. Also be prepared to share the gospel and testimony at any moment! Second Timothy 4:2 says, “Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage--with great patience and careful instruction.” Either have something memorized or have a track on you. I love using the Knowing God Personally booklet for SO many reasons, but the best ones is A) I don’t have to have anything memorized B) I can give it to them regardless of how much time I have with them. For more good questions to ask, I suggest reading Reach: How to Use Your Social Media Influence for the Glory of God By Laura Krokos and Angi Pratt (Which you can buy in the MW store). They have a few pages I have reference a lot to ask really good questions – whether online or in person! I am a crummy reader, and I found this fun and easy to read, and very easy to apply! If I can read it you can too. (I was not told, influence or encouraged to promote MW stuff – I do because it’s actually worth while stuff that you can actually apply to your life.) About Leah![]() Leah works with Master Plan Ministries at Fort Lewis College in Durango, CO. Other than watching college students' lives change, she enjoys getting her mind blown by God and His Word, watching sci fi, baking cupcakes, and spending time with her hunky husband. For 10 years of my Christian life I didn't share the gospel because I honestly thought I would offend people. Really I was filled with doubt as a result of not sharing. Since I had never stepped out and depended on God to come through, I never got to see Him come through. But then I saw this guy (now my increbible husband) sharing his faith a lot and the craziest thing was happening. People wernt offended, they were coming to Christ! I asked him to teach me how to share and when I did the lies I was believing about people not wanting to hear were exposed for what they were. People are eager to know the very thing God built them to live for. Getting into a spiritual conversation can be difficult and then going from a spiritual conversation to the discussing the gospel all the way through is even more difficult. Here are my top ten questions to get into a spiritual conversation. And next week I will post my top ten questions to lead into sharing the gospel. 1. What experience has most affected your view of God? 2. If God were to tell you what He thinks of you right now, what would you say? 3. I've never really heard what your religious/spiritual background has been. What is it and where do you stand today? 4. If you could know God personally, would you want to? 5. What do you think about Jesus? 6. Have you looked into spiritual things much? Did you come to any conclusions? 7. Has anything ever happened to you that caused you to believe God is real? 8. I'm wondering if others can tell what the most important thing in my life is. If you had to say, what would you think it is? Do you know why it is? 9. How do you think someone becomes a Christian? 10. If you were to die today, where do you think you would go? Why? "But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light." 1 Peter 2:9 About Laura![]() Laura, the founder of Missional Women is married and has six kids, two of whom are adopted. Laura and her husband have been missionaries since 2002 and serve with Master Plan Ministries where she is Director of Women's Ministries. Laura has written 7 books and 2 ministry tools. You can see them all at the Missional Women Store and can find her on facebook, twitter, pinterest, youtube, instagram, periscope, blab and her author site. What gives me the right? I struggle with this question a lot. Who am I to do this? I really feel I am a natural born leader, it’s just in my nature to want to lead. But I struggle with feeling like I deserve to be. Who am I to tell people what is right or wrong? I want to be one hundred percent sure of myself before I ever take any steps in leadership or I just want someone to come out and ask me to take the lead. This can be good, but generally I’m finding in ministry this is bad. What I do is constantly tell myself that it’s not my place. Currently my husband and I are raising support to be on staff with Master Plan Ministries and we have had a heart to reach out on college campuses for Christ for a long long time, but still I don’t know where I fit into the authority piece. Who am I to just jump out there and tell people about Christ? Do I have the training? Do I have all the facts? While I can justify all these questions I ask myself, the only true answer is heck yes! I not only should do that, but God has commanded me to! The great commission is simple and complex at the same time. “18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”” - Matthew 28:18-20 It’s not about if we feel we’re in the right place, God has called us to share his news to the world. How are we going to doubt God’s call for us? He doesn’t say, “go out and tell people about me once you feel comfortable,” He says that he alone has the authority and He calls us to go out. He doesn’t call the prepared, the equipped, or the most prestigious; he calls the children of God. When we stop spreading the good news, we are saying it’s not important or I’m not important but God has said you are worthy to deliver the news because he is worthy. I think it’s easy to wait until we are in a place where people ask us or we feel we have some authority. Even as a veteran student leader on our ministry team I always had it in the back of my mind that I would wait until I was on staff to evangelize. Then it became, “Well now I’ll wait until I’m fully supported and on campus” And I know that would turn into, “well once I’ve gotten some time under my belt I will evangelize”. But no! God calls all those who believe in him to share his word. God wants us to tell people about Christ not for our benefit but for His glory; the glory so powerful that was all get to be a part of it. Anything less than that is not allowing God full power in our life. God is bigger than our self-doubt, bigger than our awkwardness, and bigger than anything else that would keep us from sharing him with others. Multiple times in the Bible God calls us to share the Gospel, because if we truly believe this is the best news, why do we keep it to ourselves? No one has ever died from awkwardness. “However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.” –Acts 20:24 About Kaylee![]() Kaylee is raising support to be on staff with Master Plan Ministries in Denver, Co with her wonderful husband, Patrick. She loves starring life with her only daughter, Shiloh. She enjoys photography, movies, frisbee golf and anything that has to do with people! If you would like to learn more about Kaylee and her husband's journey into full time ministry read about it right here. Christmas is almost here! The tree is up. The carols are playing. I am making a list of presents and checking my list twice to make sure I don’t forget anyone. In all the hustle and bustle of Christmas, I don’t want to forget the most important thing on my to-do list. My job is to share the story of Jesus with those who have yet to receive Him. Every day, I rub shoulders with friends and family who desperately need salvation. How am I going to invite them to come to Bethlehem and see the One who is Savior of the world? 5 Ways to Make Jesus Known:
About Lyli![]() Lyli Dunbar loves teaching. For 17 years, she mentored teenagers in the Christian school setting, and now she has serves as Associate Director of Curriculum at Trinity International University Florida. Lyli married her Prince Charming in her 40’s and has a heart for encouraging young couples and singles in God’s waiting room. She enjoys road trips with her husband, connecting with women through Bible study, and reading way too many books. Lyli writes about life lessons and faith on her personal blog. You may also connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right. Sharing this over at these awesome blogs. I normally really appreciate Halloween. It provides opportunity to meet our neighbors and help our kids get out of their comfort zone by helping them initiate spiritual conversation about Jesus with others. In return for candy we have the kids give our neighbors little colored thank you notes with verses or tracts. But a couple months before this years Halloween we moved to a rural area where we don't really have neighbors. Unsure of what Halloween was going to look like for us, we went to a local church harvest festival and I was blown away. There was fun, games and of course candy but they maximized the opportunity they had to make Jesus known. As well as all the games, they had a trick or treat street where each station handed out candy and shared a different part of the Gospel. Each station was decorated in relation to the truth they were sharing with the kids. By the end of the candy collecting stations, every kid had a chance to hear the Gospel. It was AMAZING!! I was so proud of a church who prioritized sharing the Gospel and making the most of their time and opportunity. Conversely there was another church 30 minutes away that also had a harvest festival for thousands of kids. I asked them how it went and if they shared the Gospel through stations (since the previous church was my first exposure to a harvest festival I didn't realize it was abnormal). The answer crushed me. "No, we don't want to bait and switch them. We believe in building relationships first." I've been there. I've said those same exact words paralyzed by fear and doubt trying to justify myself. I've wasted countless opportunities being ensnared by this lie. In college I was on student staff with a ministry I really respect. My responsibilities were to go into the High School and meet girls so I did and I loved it. I met a whole group of them and would take them to lunch and build relationships with them. Week after week I would spend time with them but never felt quite close enough to start a spiritual conversation. Eventually after a year, when I did feel close enough to some of them, it was way too awkward to bring it up because then we were close friends and I hadn't shared the most important thing with them. I felt deceitful. But there was only a couple I felt that close to, the others I never felt quite close enough to. Friendship evangelism is like the double edged sword that destroys through either feeling too close or never close enough. The Enemy preyed on my fear of offending and hurting people and fear of what they would think of me as well as my doubt that God can use His Word even if I am not best friends with someone. It wasn't until I looked around and saw friends leading people (even those they weren't friends with) to Christ and I wasn't even getting into spiritual conversations that I became humble enough to consider the reality that maybe my friendship evangelism ideas were not really in line with Scripture. That same week a friend had shared the Gospel with a girl she barely knew (who was a big partier on campus) in the dorm and she gave her life to Christ. The same week that brand new Christian shared the Gospel with someone else who gave their life to Christ. I got up enough guts to learn how to share my faith and walked up to someone at our weekly meeting and walked through a Gospel tract in a discussion based way with her. She was interested and the conversation was so normal. My walls of fear and doubt came crashing down. Not long after that experience I turned around to meet the girl sitting behind me in church and walked through the same booklet with her. I had just met her and she didn't know Christ and gave her life to Christ right then. So what am I saying? I'm not condoning Bible bashing or forcing people to talk about something they don't want to. (Did you know statistically most people want to talk about matters of faith.) I'm saying that evangelism is just not about us and what we think people will think or feel. It's about starting a conversation (even if you're not best friends with them) and letting God do His thing. It's about fixing our eyes on Him and having enough courage to step out of the boat and start asking questions that lead to the Gospel. It's about bragging about God and what He did for us and leaving the results up to Him. Here's a helpful visual (from blog.keelancook.com) that shows who the Gospel was shared with in Scripture-if it was friendship evangelism or if it was with strangers. So can I ask you that if you believe you absolutely need to build a relationship before sharing the Gospel with someone to pray about it? Do you think it's possible that you're making evangelism more about you than about what God wants to do in someone else's life? Are you withholding the most important truth of their life from them for fear of what they will think or feel? I absolutely hate saying these strong things (there's my fear rising up again!) but here's a freeing truth, you're not in charge of or control of their heart and emotions and God doesn't want you to be. You are called to proclaim the excellencies of Him who called you out of darkness, to do the work of an evangelist, to be an ambassador for Christ and leave the results up to Him. Friend, I've been there and at times I still can be for fear still can control and hold my tongue but "Woe is me if I do not preach the Gospel." (1 Cor. 9:16) But when I take initiative in the power of the Holy Spirit to start a conversation my wall of fear comes crashing to the ground and it will for you too. So if you want to be ready to share the Gospel, have a couple questions in your mind that you can ask someone to help you know where they are and know how to get to the Gospel from there. Here's is a list of 10 questions to help jog your thinking. About Laura![]() Laura, the founder of Missional Women is married and has six kids, two of whom are adopted. Laura and her husband have been missionaries to college students for 14 years serving with Master Plan Ministries where she is the Women's Development Coordinator. Laura has authored 5 books, including an award winning 12 week Bible Study on First Samuel, Beholding Him, Becoming Missional, Reach; How to Use Your Social Media Influence for the Glory of God, A Devotional Journey through Judges, and Discover God's Calling for Your Life. Most recently her resource for Bible studies, The Connect Cards was released by Cru Press. You can find her on facebook, twitter, pinterest, youtube, instagram, periscope, blab and her author siteresources.katieorr.me/membership/8hkja. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right. Sharing this over at these awesome blogs. We were 36,000 feet up, on our way to the Missional Women’s Conference. I saw him from afar, and anticipated whether his six-foot, four frame would land on the empty, isle seat next to me. It did. We started talking. He was a world-traveling designer, for one of the top brands. I was a housewife, headed to speak at a conference with my daughter, in Denver. And yet, we both believed in love and peace, appreciated different cultures, and both coincidently had just flown to Shanghai, just a few weeks earlier. Kyle had once studied theology, and was headed to restore relationships with a brother he had been estranged with. My gut told me no sermon or doctrine, no preaching, or forcing my religion would heal what other believers had done to him. Still, I am sure he saw my red-rubber bracelet , saying “Chinaorphans.org”, and, “James 1:27”. He eventually asked where we were going and what made my hurt burn. My daughter shared about the conference, and I shared how we were passionate about foster care and adoption. Kyle told me he had a similar heart. I gave him a small piece of puzzle I was going to use at the conference, saying, “This is your piece in the story of adoption.” He put it in his pocket and said he will treasure and keep it. By the time we came down from the clouds, I knew I had a kindred spirit with Kyle. Theology had failed him, Christians had betrayed him, and I knew words alone would never convince him. But scripture reminded me, “Not by might, or by power, but only His Spirit says the Lord”. (Zack. 4:6) I think about and pray for Kyle often. After meeting him, God reminded me of four ways to evangelize:
During the three hour flight, they condemned tattoos, people living together, single parents, and a broad list of other people who didn’t look and act like them. Despite how they look on the outside, their hearts were clearly far from him. (Isaiah 29:13) And I wonder if Kyle was still sitting with us listening. Would he have been more receptive to their condemnation? As we evangelize, let us walk in grace and humility, love and compassion, with wisdom and understanding. For even if our theology is correct, we must remember what Jesus teaches…. They will know us by our love. (John 13:35) About Jen![]() Though born, raised, and still living only miles from where she grew up, Jen's heart lies in the nations. Jen loves the beautiful tapestry found in the wide diversity of people, different cultures, and all nations. Jen and her husband have been married twenty years, and have parented fifteen kids and counting; twelve foster, one adopted, and two bios. Her multi-racial family reflects her passion for unity, desire for faith without walls, and missional mindset to share both the gospel and the power of redemption to a world desperately needing the hope found in Jesus Christ. Jen and her husband have led in a variety of ministries; including prayer, small groups, children's, and women’s. Jen advocates for the orphan as a board member for the non-profit, A New Song; and loves doing missions work internationally, along with her family. You can find Jen writing about faith, while challenging her readers at her blog, Rich Faith Rising, as well as at tweeting faith-filled messages @Jen_Avellaneda . Jen is also on facebook. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right. Sharing this over at these awesome blogs. |
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