PL 39: Seasons and Times.
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PL 39: Seasons and Times.

Hey hey hey!   To be honest, I'm not quite sure how to put my thoughts into words. On Wednesday, I couldn't get myself to write something logical and I'm sorry I didn't post anything. Forgive me. See ehn, this week has been stretching... I never experedit (I didn't expect it). I kinda feel like I just want to go to Hawaii without informing anyone, then return after a week. (Haha, but if that happens, I guess I've let the cat out of the bag now. 😂) Ok. So here's today's PraiseLetter, because even when we don't understand situations or circumstances, we can thank God through them. Dear God, (more…)
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PL 37: Anchor for my soul.
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PL 37: Anchor for my soul.

Hey hey hey!     After exams yesterday, a song just kept ringing in my heart. I could only mouth it because I didn't really know the lyrics. Luckily, when I searched my laptop, the song was there. I played it like 100 times yesterday and this morning. 😂😂😂 I did something wrong yesterday night. (I know you guys will say I'm always getting into trouble. 😥) (more…)
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PL 36: Thank you for your hem.
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PL 36: Thank you for your hem.

Hey hey hey!   I read the story of the woman with the issue of blood yesterday and sat to meditate on it. To better understand it, I checked hem in the dictionary, then took my cloth and stared at the hem. Hian, are you telling me this woman touched this shikini (small) part of Jesus' cloth and got healed. My letter today springs from that story. (more…)
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Praise Letter4: Joshua Alade.
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Praise Letter4: Joshua Alade.

Good morning awesome people! Yes! It is another Friday and we get to read "Praise Letter4" by my very dear friend Joshua Alade. I always joke about him becoming Nigeria's President in the nearest future. He is VERY passionate about development and is the leader of the initiative called 'NextGen Africa Initiative'.  They've organized numerous programs to better the lives of the less privileged in the society. He's also passionate about Education and I'm sure if it were left to him, every single child will get to go to school. He's using his NYSC(National Youth Service Corps) year to better the lives of the kids of Kogi, the state he was posted. God bless you for what you do! I'd…
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