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Epitome of Grace 2020: A motivational blog that provides weekly nuggets of encouragement. This page is designed to share Christian experiences with like-minded people. It is the hope that visitors will be enlightened by shared experiences, grow, and be transformed by grace.

This blog targets topics surrounding:

1. Our blessings
2. Having a pure heart
3. Our Wellness
4. Loving God and others
5. The Truth about Jealousy
6. You are like an Olive Tree
7. You are a child of Purpose

8. Hot or Cold

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This blog provides simple yet deep thoughts that are personal yet relatable and relevant to life. The topics are all birthed by the author and as such the content is authentic and true-the writer’s lived experience. The vocabulary is basic and mostly generic so all literacy levels are catered for. The topics and posts are not intended to stereotype, stigmatize, or marginalize but to help persons who are in need of an extra burst of motivation to continue on life’s unpredictable journey.

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