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The silent sermon: How parents shape faith through priorities

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President Theodore Roosevelt had four sons. He was very proud when the first three sons announced their intention to join the military. But when his fourth son also decided to join the army the old Rough Rider balked. “Not all…

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The silent sermon: How parents shape faith through priorities

President Theodore Roosevelt had four sons. He was very proud when the first three sons announced their intention to join the military. But when his fourth son also decided to join the army the old Rough Rider balked. “Not all…

6 days ago

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