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November 19, 2023

With Jen’s faith in Christ, her life was changed from being a homeless meth addict to helping others.

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“There is a song sung by David Archuleta called ‘Glorious’ and he talks about how we all have times in our life where we feel aimless and we can’t see where we belong and we can’t see where we fit. That life is this beautiful symphony we all have parts that we contribute to make that melody the masterpiece that it is. If you haven’t figured out your part yet then just keep listening, you will figure it out. In that moment I translated that to stay on the planet a little longer, you haven’t figured out what your part is yet. So I decided I would give this prayer thing a chance. I drove my truck to my storage unit that I was living in and turned off the car. I turned to God as if He was sitting in the seat next to me and I just started pouring my heart out to Him.”

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“There is a song by David Archuleta called Glorious and he talks about how we all have times in our life where we feel aimless and we can’t see where we belong and we can’t see where we fit. That life is this beautiful symphony we all have parts that we contribute to make that melody the masterpiece that it is. If you haven’t figured out your part yet then just keep listening, you will figure it out. In that moment I translated that to stay on the planet a little longer, you haven’t figured out what your part is yet. So I decided I would give this prayer thing a chance. I drove my truck to my storage unit that I was living in and turned off the car. I turned to God as if He was sitting in the seat next to me and I just started pouring my heart out to Him.”
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