Sandy and recently listened to a frown explain how she has prayed earnestly and consistently for her life to count for Christ. Having known her for several years, there is no doubt in my mind that she lives to glorify Christ in her work with students and adults. Students gravitate to her with personal problems and reassurance that life will be okay. Yet she is restless and anxious that she so everything possible to bring others to Christ. The suffering and grief she has endured through numerous tragedies defies the imagination that anyone could still be restless for Christ. Her love for Jesus is so evident and God is bringing good through so much bad. What haas been meant for evil, discouragement, anger, or disillusionment is resulting in encouragement, hope, deeper faith, and love for others. The great commission and the two great commandments are obviously being fulfilled in and through her life.
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