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Bubbles & Being Known
Read more: Bubbles & Being KnownIt feels so good to be known, doesn’t it? To be seen and noticed. A recent experience at New Hope Girls helped me realize this afresh.
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“Kicking in Doors”
Read more: “Kicking in Doors”Human trafficking, exploitation and abuse are horrifically ugly. I’m committed to fight. While I may be just one person – I am one determined person who is part of a team of warriors.
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The Gift of Service
Read more: The Gift of ServiceLove in action, connection, and perspective. Three of many reasons why volunteering is important and valuable!
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The Pickle: Soon she’ll know she is safe
Read more: The Pickle: Soon she’ll know she is safeI was able to witness the early days of healing and am honored I got to meet this powerful overcomer, as her new journey begins.
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Paper Mate Flair Friends
Read more: Paper Mate Flair FriendsYour next great friendship + adventure may be just around the corner. So what do you need to do? Show up unapologetically authentic. This is a story about what happened when I did exactly that.
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New Hope + a New Adventure
Read more: New Hope + a New AdventureI am starting a new career ADVENTURE! With enthusiasm, joy, delight and determination I announce I have been selected to lead the marketing, sales, communications and public relations efforts for New Hope Girls.
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Love finds a way.
Read more: Love finds a way.When words aren’t enough (because you don’t know the language!) how will you show your love? Do you trust love always finds a way?
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A Father Who Knows.
Read more: A Father Who Knows.I am full of gratitude to have a father who knows that all women and all girls are created for more. In the Dominican Republic he served intentionally and loved well.
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Grab onto {New} Hope with Both Hands
Read more: Grab onto {New} Hope with Both HandsJoy Reyes provides insight and inspiration about hope, joy and a deeply rooted belief we were each created for more.
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Be Our Voice.
Read more: Be Our Voice.When I left law enforcement to pursue a career in marketing and communications I was concerned that I had left my calling and would never find work that was as deeply satisfying. I was wrong. This journal excerpt and reflection underscores how we can all find ways to use our gifts and talents for good.