Week 1! New beginnings!

 















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  1. Miss AliceApril 22, 2026 at 9:53 AM

    Finding content and digging into my Bible is going to be a challenge but I am up to it and look forward to others who are depending on me to hold me accountable for doing the work! I look forward to the blessing and learning I am going to receive!

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