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Finding Rhythms Enjoying Life
Live as God intended. In intimacy with Him.

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Posted on September 6, 2019September 6, 2019by Carol
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Hi! I’m Carol, a down-to-earth gal who loves Jesus, my main man, Mark, my little fella, J, and (most days) our golden-doodle pup. I love to lead others  away from religion and rules and into greater intimacy with Jesus through teaching, writing, and providing practical resources. I pray you find ideas, stories and resources to help you while you are here. …read more…

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