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by Becky TurnerThu, 05 Jan 2012 18:55:37 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2By: admin
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adminMon, 15 Jun 2009 18:54:19 +0000http://beckyturner.agroup.com/?p=114#comment-39No, it is not copy right protected.No, it is not copy right protected.
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adminWed, 03 Jun 2009 09:20:59 +0000http://beckyturner.agroup.com/?p=114#comment-29Cherish, thank you for your kind words!! God definitely has a great plan for you and your brother. Congrats on your graduation and I pray God's blessings on you as you continue to fulfill His destiny for you life!
For the Kingdom,
BeckyCherish, thank you for your kind words!! God definitely has a great plan for you and your brother. Congrats on your graduation and I pray God’s blessings on you as you continue to fulfill His destiny for you life!
For the Kingdom,
Becky
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CherishWed, 03 Jun 2009 07:41:58 +0000http://beckyturner.agroup.com/?p=114#comment-28Hey I just I read all of your blog entries and they were great, you gave a very compeling argument to something I feel very strong about. My bio mother gave birth to my twin brother and I when she was 19, I am so thankful she chose to put us up for adoption rather than abort us. My brother and I spent the first eight years of our lives living in a group home until we were adopted by an amazing loving couple. Two weeks ago my brother graduated from the University of Arkansas and he will be moving to Chicago next month to begin teaching. I'm graduating from Ashford University soon. I truly believe God has destined my brother and I for greatness and we are and will continue to be proof of what can become babies who are not aborted.
God Bless,
CherishHey I just I read all of your blog entries and they were great, you gave a very compeling argument to something I feel very strong about. My bio mother gave birth to my twin brother and I when she was 19, I am so thankful she chose to put us up for adoption rather than abort us. My brother and I spent the first eight years of our lives living in a group home until we were adopted by an amazing loving couple. Two weeks ago my brother graduated from the University of Arkansas and he will be moving to Chicago next month to begin teaching. I’m graduating from Ashford University soon. I truly believe God has destined my brother and I for greatness and we are and will continue to be proof of what can become babies who are not aborted.