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God Watches Over Me

by Christabel Neo

During the school, one area I really struggled in was the dance.  Yet I was constantly encouraged by this image (taken in the hall where we practiced!) I am always reminded that the light that peaks through the darkness is God watching over me in my efforts to glorify Him. In my discomfort, He knows, He sees and He loves me regardless!! Praise God for little joys and victories!! (:

 

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