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Journaling Through the Seasons - Liabenow, Bonnie
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Why journal? There's something about writing - something about jotting down how we've felt and what we've learned in a fleeting moment on a day that may have seemed otherwise unremarkable. When life moves fast, smaller moments move faster, and even the most joyful ones dissapate to join those now forgotten. Jouraling can capture and preserve the tireless work of God in our everyday lives so that we may reflect, grow and sometimes just find peace in knowing that He's there. Bonnie guides you through how to start journaling and offers tips to help you get started. She begins each section with…mehr

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Why journal? There's something about writing - something about jotting down how we've felt and what we've learned in a fleeting moment on a day that may have seemed otherwise unremarkable. When life moves fast, smaller moments move faster, and even the most joyful ones dissapate to join those now forgotten. Jouraling can capture and preserve the tireless work of God in our everyday lives so that we may reflect, grow and sometimes just find peace in knowing that He's there. Bonnie guides you through how to start journaling and offers tips to help you get started. She begins each section with scripture and provides a space for you to write your own response and reflection with additional pages for notes.
Autorenporträt
Bonnie Liabenow, author / teacher and Vice President of Core Communications International completed two years of biblical studies at Bethel College and a Bachelor of Science degree in recreational therapy at Michigan State University. She has counseled women across the country in personal goal setting, goal acquisition and time management. She speaks encouragement and words of faith into the lives of women young and old. She has been recognized for her success as a Lady Farmer by the Detroit Free Press and for the production of quality Christmas Trees by the Progressive Farmer Magazine and the nationally syndicated Weather Channel. You can read her weekly blog at coreleaders.net.