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Amsterdam bound
Amsterdam bound. Yes, I am, thanks to a dear friend who asked if I would join her on the Missions Focused trip with our church. With this trip, we will learn from our pastor, Jeff Adams, who will teac… more →
Hidden Art
No More Loans!
wrote 2 days ago: If you’d like to support me in seminary, please check out this link: Pinkhammer’s Chip-I … more →
Amsterdam bound
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wrote 3 months ago: Amsterdam bound. Yes, I am, thanks to a dear friend who asked if I would join her on the Missions Fo … more →
DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Online Fundraising
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wrote 7 months ago: Sometimes a cause touches your heart so much that you just want to help in any way you can. And ofte … more →
Art Journal Class
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wrote 12 months ago: Today I was teacher to a group of women that have much to express. I had the opportunity to lead an … more →
Ringing in the New Year
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wrote 1 year ago: I’ve really enjoyed this break from school and have spent much time in my art studio working o … more →
Day 2 -- Why I hate Social Networking, but it works magic for bands if done right
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wrote 1 year ago: 15 minutes into talking to Jay Ziskrout of Dympol, I got a text message from my friend, Steve Bernet … more →
Blogger wins a battle
wrote 1 year ago: I added a page entitled “Chip In” because WordPress will not allow me to add a widget to … more →
Chip in
wrote 1 year ago: Taking out the pin and then chipping in is great. The chicks just love it. … more →
please chipin for my trip
wrote 1 year ago: http://avolita.chipin.com/trip-2-germany-2-c-family Hi all, I recently finished my study program in … more →
Chip-in for Janie Ruth!
wrote 1 year ago: Our dear Janie Ruth is progressing but will need to stay in Chicago for 3-4 weeks due to the extent … more →
Chipping In
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wrote 1 year ago: I played in the Seminary Golf Tournament yesterday. I love playing in fundraiser tournaments becaus … more →
Missionaries Making Millions in Zimbabwe
wrote 1 year ago: When Andrew & Jodie left Australia for an uncertain existence in Zimbabwe, I feared for their we … more →
