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7 THINGS THAT MIGHT BE KEEPING YOU BROKE AS A TEACHER
Some teachers think it’s village people that are after their finances. 😩
But for most of us, it’s not a spiritual attack. It’s simple choices that you make repeatedly.
I say this with love because I’ve been there too. Teaching like a champion while your account balance is playing “hide and seek.” 😭
The truth is, being a good teacher does not automatically mean you’ll make good money. You have to learn how to turn your teaching ability into income.
So let’s talk. Let’s gently shake some tables. Or maybe break a few. 😅
1. 𝒀𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒘𝒂𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒇𝒐𝒓 "𝑮𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒏𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒌"
You’ve refused to do anything else until you’re posted to one federal school, employed by a government school, or called to mark WAEC.
Meanwhile, other teachers are making money from online tutoring, holiday classes, exam-prep programmes, teacher training, educational resources and digital products.
The problem isn’t that you want a government job. The problem is putting your entire financial future on one opportunity that may or may not come.
Your teaching qualification is not only useful inside a classroom. You can teach online. You can run a weekend class. You can teach children abroad. You can create revision materials. You can organise a holiday bootcamp.
Don’t wait to be “picked.” Pick yourself and start something now.
2. 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝑭𝒓𝒆𝒆 𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒔 𝑾𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝑩𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑭𝒂𝒎𝒆
You teach 10 free classes, create 5 free groups, answer every question in your inbox, even mark scripts for free. Yet, nobody is buying from you.
Why?
Because being useful and being positioned to make money are two different things. Give free value, yes. Teach people. Help people. Build trust.
But your free content should also make people understand what you can help them achieve and give them a reason to pay you for deeper help.
If you teach for free every day without ever making an offer, people can get very comfortable receiving from you without ever becoming customers.
Free is a strategy. It should not become your business model.
3. 𝒀𝒐𝒖’𝒗𝒆 𝑹𝒆𝒇𝒖𝒔𝒆𝒅 𝒕𝒐 𝑳𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒏 𝑫𝒊𝒈𝒊𝒕𝒂𝒍 𝑺𝒌𝒊𝒍𝒍𝒔
You know how to teach, but you can’t create a simple flyer, design a teaching material, record a decent instructional video, use Google Classroom, or host a class on Zoom without drama.
One teacher once told me she missed an opportunity because she didn’t know how to share her screen on Zoom. 😩
When I heard it, it hurt me so much.
You don’t need to become a software engineer. But if you want to earn in today’s education space, basic digital competence is no longer optional.
Learn Canva.
Learn Zoom.
Learn Google Classroom.
Learn how to use AI to improve your lesson preparation.
Learn how to create digital teaching resources.
Learn how to take your classroom knowledge online.
“I'm not good with technology” is not an identity.
It is a SKILL GAP.
And skill gaps can be closed.
4. 𝒀𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝑨𝒇𝒓𝒂𝒊𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝑽𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒃𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒚 😶
You say, “I’m shy.”
“I don’t like showing my face.”
“I don’t want people to judge me.”
But you want clients.
You want students.
You want people to recommend you.
You want people to pay you.
Hear this...people cannot buy what they don’t know exists.
Visibility doesn’t necessarily mean dancing in front of a camera every day.
You can teach through carousels, voiceovers, screen recordings, slides, written posts, live classes and short educational videos.
Start with what you’re comfortable with and improve from there. You don’t need to become an influencer.
But you do need to become findable. You cannot earn consistently from opportunities that never know you exist.
5. 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑷𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒆 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒔𝒆𝒍𝒇 𝑻𝒐𝒐 𝑪𝒉𝒆𝒂𝒑
Someone says, “How much do you charge for English classes?”
You reply, “Anything you have, ma.” 😭
Please, stop that this year!!!
You are not begging.
You are offering a service.
If you have experience, qualifications, a defined teaching method and a clear outcome for your students, your price should reflect that.
Have a price list. Know what your service includes. Know who you serve.
Know the result you help people achieve.
And learn how to communicate your value instead of immediately reducing your price because someone says, “Ah, that’s expensive.”
CHEAP PRICES DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY ATTRACT GOOD CLIENTS.
Sometimes, they simply attract people who want the most for the least.
Own your rate.
6. 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑫𝒐𝒏’𝒕 𝑯𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝑨 𝑵𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒆
You teach everything! Every subject, every class.
From crèche to PhD. 😅
Even you, you’re tired.
When someone asks, “What exactly do you teach?” and you need five minutes to explain, there’s a big problem already.
Specialisation makes it easier for people to remember you and refer you.
Instead of saying:
“I’m a teacher. I teach English, Mathematics, Basic Science, Social Studies…”
Imagine saying:
“I help primary school children improve their reading and comprehension skills.”
OR:
“I help secondary school students prepare for WAEC English.”
OR:
“I teach English online to children aged 8–12.”
Now, people know exactly what you do.
You don’t have to reject every opportunity outside your niche. But you need a clear area of expertise people can associate with your name.
7. 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑫𝒐𝒏’𝒕 𝑩𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒆𝒗𝒆 𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝑪𝒂𝒏 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒏 𝑴𝒐𝒓𝒆
You’ve accepted that teachers must suffer. You believe, “It’s not about the money.”
You believe your reward is only in HEAVEN
So you don’t learn how to negotiate. You don’t explore additional income streams.
You don’t develop new skills.
You don’t look for better opportunities.
You simply endure.
But bills are REAL o!
Children need school fees.
Rent is real.
Emergencies are real.
And PASSION alone won’t pay them.
There is nothing wrong with wanting to be a well-paid teacher. You can love teaching and still want financial freedom.
You can serve people and still charge properly.
You can remain passionate about education and still build a profitable career around it.
The goal is not to stop being a teacher. The goal is to stop believing that being a teacher means you must remain financially stuck.
Teaching doesn’t have to keep you broke.
But your teaching degree alone won’t change your income.
You need skills.
You need visibility.
You need positioning.
You need better offers.
And you need the COURAGE to actually use what you know.
Now, be honest with yourself, which of these 7 is currently keeping YOU stagnant?
Drop the number in the comments.
And don’t just write “all of them.”
Tell me the one you know you need to fix first.
That’s where your next level starts.
Meanwhile, if you want to learn some of the above things registration is open for our ONLINE TEACHING & EDTECH TRAINING. Check the comments for registration details.
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A BROKEN CHILD IS A RESULT OF BROKEN PARENTS
He/She didn’t wake up mean.
He/She didn’t wake up anxious.
He/She didn’t wake up saying, "Nobody loves me."
Someone taught her that.
The truth is no one wants to say out loud:
A broken child is not born broken.
A broken child is made in broken homes.
Not because you’re a bad parent.
But because hurt people hurt people.
HERE’S HOW IT HAPPENS:
1. THE SILENT TREATMENT
You shut down when you’re angry.
Now your child thinks: "Love disappears when I make mistakes."
So He/she becomes a people-pleaser at 9 years old.
2. THE YELLING/ EVERYDAY ANGER/ TENSION AT HOME.
You scream to be heard because no one listened to you growing up.
Now your child thinks: "I have to be loud to matter."
Or worse... "I should be quiet so I don’t get hurt."
3. THE UNHEALED WOUNDS
You were told, "Children are to be seen, not heard."
So you do the same.
Now your child thinks: "My voice doesn’t matter."
And at 25, he/she’s in therapy trying to find it again.
4. THE MARRIAGE WARZONE
You and your spouse fight, and the kids watch.
Now your child thinks: "Love is fighting. Love is walking on eggshells."
And that’s the template she takes into her own marriage.
It means parents have to look in the mirror.
But hear me:
AWARENESS IS THE FIRST STEP TO HEALING.
Your child is not the problem.
He/She is the product.
HE/She is the mirror.
HE/She is showing you what still needs healing in YOU.
BUT THERE IS GOOD NEWS:
BROKEN CYCLES CAN END WITH YOU.
You can be the parent who says:
"The cycle stops here."
"I will heal, so my child doesn’t have to."
"I will go to God, to therapy, to prayer, so my baby doesn’t inherit my pain."
`Ezekiel 18:2` - "The parents eat sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge."
God saw this cycle thousands of years ago.
But `Galatians 6:7` - "A man reaps what he sows."
Which means: You can also sow healing.
So today, before you correct her...
Ask: "God, what in me is making me react like this?" I'm I correcting in love?
Before you yell or shout in anger...
Breathe and ask: "Is this about her, or is this about me?" How will this contribute to the Godly training am supposed to give my child?
Before you shut down...
Say: "I’m hurt, but I still love you. Let’s talk in 10 minutes."
Because a healed parent raises a whole child.
A whole child builds a whole home.
And a whole home changes a whole generation.
This hurt? Good.
That means God is trying to get your attention.
Tag a parent who needs to hear this.
Save this. Come back to it.
And let’s break the cycle together.
#Parenting #HealingGenerations #ChristianParenting #BreakTheCycle
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HOW TO BE RICH
Biblical Principles for Building Lasting Wealth
God is not against His children prospering. Throughout the Bible, He blesses diligence, wisdom, integrity, and faithful stewardship. Wealth is not built by luck alone but through consistent application of Godly principles. Here are eight timeless keys to becoming truly rich from Genesis chapter one.
1. Have a Product, Service, or Handwork
Every wealthy person solves a problem. Money flows toward value. If you have a skill, product, or service that improves people's lives, you have created an opportunity for wealth.
Whether it is tailoring, baking, farming, teaching, consulting, graphic design, writing, hairdressing, carpentry, software development, or any other trade, become excellent at it. Don't wait for opportunities—create them.
Ask yourself:
What problem can I solve?
What value can I provide?
What skill can I develop that people are willing to pay for?
Your gift may be the key to your financial breakthrough.
2. Be Fruitful
God's first command to mankind was, "Be fruitful." Fruitfulness means producing results. Don't remain idle. Whatever you have in your hands should produce something useful.
Being fruitful means:
Developing your skills.
Increasing your knowledge.
Improving your products.
Growing your influence.
Becoming more valuable every year.
A fruitful person is always learning, improving, and producing.
3. Reproduction: Multiply Through Consistent Production
Success is not about producing once; it is about producing consistently.
A business grows when customers know they can rely on you. Keep producing quality goods or services repeatedly. Consistency builds trust, and trust creates loyal customers.
Multiply by:
Expanding your product line.
Training others.
Opening new markets.
Reinvesting profits.
Using technology to increase productivity.
Small consistent efforts eventually become great wealth.
4. Master Your Craft Through Repetition
Practice creates excellence.
The more you perform your work, the more skilled you become. Repetition improves speed, confidence, creativity, and quality.
Don't quit because you are not perfect. Every expert was once a beginner.
Read books, attend seminars, learn from mentors, receive feedback, and continue practicing until your work becomes exceptional.
Excellence attracts opportunities and opens doors that average performance never will.
5. Keep Them Coming
Never stop attracting customers.
Satisfied customers should become repeat customers, and repeat customers should become ambassadors who recommend your business to others.
You can keep customers coming by:
Advertising consistently.
Maintaining quality.
Innovating regularly.
Staying visible online and offline.
Following up after every sale.
Your goal should not be one-time buyers but lifelong customers.
6. Provide Excellent Customer Service
People may come because of your product, but they stay because of how you treat them.
Be respectful.
Respond promptly.
Be honest.
Handle complaints professionally.
Deliver what you promise.
Customers remember how you made them feel more than what you sold.
A smiling face, kind words, reliability, and integrity can keep customers returning even when competitors charge less.
7. Don't Be Greedy
Greed destroys businesses.
Avoid cheating customers, using dishonest measurements, inflating prices unfairly, or sacrificing quality for quick profit.
Build a reputation for honesty. Fair pricing and quality products create trust, and trust creates lasting wealth.
Remember that riches gained dishonestly rarely last, but wealth built on integrity stands the test of time.
Think long-term rather than chasing quick money.
8. Dominate the Market
Don't aim to be ordinary—aim to become the best.
Study your competitors and continually improve until your product or service stands out.
Dominate your market by:
Providing superior quality.
Delivering consistently.
Building a recognizable brand.
Solving problems better than others.
Continuing to innovate.
When people think of your industry, they should think of your name.
Great businesses are built by people who refuse to settle for mediocrity.
Conclusion
Biblical prosperity is not built on shortcuts but on diligence, wisdom, integrity, consistency, and faithful stewardship. As you create value, serve people excellently, remain honest, and continually improve, God can bless the work of your hands and cause you to prosper.
Never forget that wealth is a tool for fulfilling God's purpose, blessing others, supporting His kingdom, and leaving a godly legacy for future generations.
Scripture
"The hand of the diligent will rule, but the lazy man will be put to forced labor... In all labor there is profit."
— Proverbs 12:24; Proverbs 14:23.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant."
— Deuteronomy 8:18.
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THE WOMAN WHO PRAYED FOR A HUSBAND BUT WAS NOT READY FOR MARRIAGE
Every night, Esther prayed the same prayer.
"Lord, give me my husband."
Every January, she attended relationship seminars.
Every February, she posted:
"My husband is locating me this year."
Every wedding she attended became another prayer point.
One day, her aunt jokingly asked:
"Esther, if your husband appears tomorrow, can you cook for him?"
She laughed. "There's food delivery."
"Can you manage money together?"
"I'll learn."
"Can you forgive?"
She became quiet.
"Can you submit to correction?"
Silence.
"Can you handle disagreements without blocking him?"
Now everyone laughed.
Including Esther.
But deep down, she knew something was wrong.
She wanted a wedding.
But she wasn't preparing for a marriage.
She wanted companionship.
But she had not learned communication. She wanted a king.
But she had not become a queen.
A few months later, she met Daniel.
Kind, God-fearing, responsible.
Everything she prayed for. Yet she almost lost him.
Why?
Because every little misunderstanding became a fight. Every correction felt like an attack. Every disagreement ended with:
"Maybe we're not meant for each other."
One evening, after another argument, Daniel said something she would never forget: "Esther, thank you for accepting my proposal, i appreciate your willingness to do life with me , but i think we should go our separate ways and grow before considering marriage. Therefore, let's bring an end to this. IT'S NOT WOKING, GOOD BYE ESTHER"
Those words broke her. And led to her healing. She spent the next year learning. Healing, growing, reading, praying,changing.
Then one day, she looked into the mirror and smiled. She no longer wanted marriage because she was lonely. She wanted marriage because she was prepared to build one.
A year later, she married Daniel. And on her wedding day she whispered:
"Thank You, Lord, for not answering my prayer too early."
Three Lessons From This Story:
1. Preparation is just as important as prayer.
2. Marriage is not an escape from loneliness; it is a partnership that requires maturity.
3. Becoming the right person is as important as finding the right person.
Let's talk.
Which is harder: Finding the right spouse or becoming the right spouse?
Comment below with FINDING or BECOMING, and tell us why. Your answer may encourage someone today.
#storytelling #lovestory #post
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BOOM!!!
SHORT DRAMA
TITLED: BREAK THE GUILT
BREAK THE GUILT 🔥
Guilt will NOT silence your prayers again.
Premiere today by 2PM
Saturday, June 20, 2026
On Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna YouTube Channel
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You are NEW. Your past is DEAD. 2 Cor 5:17
Share this. Tag 3 persons who need freedom 🙏
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THE PARABLE OF OBEDIENCE.
Brother Samuel had suffered from chronic stomach ulcer for 8 years. Pills, injections, hospital bills drained everything. He couldn’t eat, couldn’t sleep, anger was his daily food. One night he heard a sermon: “Forgive, and you will be healed” based on Mark 11:25. He almost switched off the television. “Pastor doesn’t know Mr Garba who betrayed me,” he muttered. Mr Garba had stolen his money after entrusting him with his shop and scattered his family finances 8 years ago, he had not recovered fully since then. But God kept pressing: “Obey the principle. Forgive.” Samuel wept all night.
Mr Garba came a year earlier asking for forgiveness due to the guilt and the suffering as a result of his sinful actions, he was ready to pay back what he stole, But Samuel didn't want to see him then.
The next morning he obeyed. He called Mr Garba, swallowed his pride, and said “I forgive you. I release you.”
Something happened inside Samuel that same hour. The pain in his stomach eased. For the first time in years he slept through the night. Within 3 weeks he was eating normal food again. Doctors were shocked at his next test - “Your ulcer is gone.” Samuel testified with tears: “I chased healing for 8 years. The day I obeyed God’s principle of forgiveness, healing chased me. Even my world obeyed - My life is in an ocean of peace.
My Word to you today;
OBEDIENCE UNLOCKS BLESSINGS
💥Obedience positions us for God’s voice:
When we obey, He speaks direction + peace we can’t get elsewhere.
💥Obedience activates God’s protection:
God covers and shields us from danger through obedience.
💥Obedience invites God’s authority:
The world bows when heaven backs us. Disobedience breaks authority.
💥“If you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land.” – Isaiah 1:19
#obedience #devouthearts #post #SpiritualGiants #viral
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Hi beloved ladies of the Most High God!
Tonight is special. We’re gathering for a time of encounter, encouragement, and fire under the topic: *“Fanning My Gifts to Flames.”*
The Bible reminds us in *2 Timothy 1:6*, _“Fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you.”_
Tonight, we’re not settling for dim, hidden, or forgotten gifts. We’re coming to stir them up, so what God placed in you burns bright for His glory. Come ready to be touched, challenged, and ignited.
Our speaker for tonight, *11th May 2026*, is *Mrs. Eunice David Yusuf*.
She’s a passionate woman of God, an accountant by training, a fashion designer and CEO of L’Eunique Empire, and a missionary with a burning heart for souls. Her love for women, teenagers, and children’s ministry makes her the perfect voice to speak to us tonight. Get ready to receive wisdom, inspiration, and a fresh fire.
And anchoring this is Miss Light Emmanuel*—a devoted child of God, teachable, sold out to His work, and a faithful servant in ministry. She’ll be guiding us through the evening with grace and excellence.
DEVOUT HEARTS
●Raising spiritual giants ladies.
●Raising God fearing women
●Setting hearts on fire
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SHORT DRAMA "THE PRESERVED GENERATION"
Cast:
Narrator, Esther, Friend 1, Friend 2, Youth Pastor, Group of Teens
Props:
Journal, phone, 3 pieces of paper labeled "App 1, App 2, App 3", mic/stand
[SCENE 1: ESTHER'S ROOM – NIGHT. Dim light. ESTHER sits on bed, scrolling phone, looking tired. FRIEND 1 and FRIEND 2 are on video call.]
NARRATOR:
Meet Esther. 16 years old. On the outside, everything looks fine.
But inside, she’s fighting 4 battles at once.
FRIEND 1:(on phone, laughing)_ Esther, why you still not posting anything wild? You’re so boring abeg!
FRIEND 2: Yeah! Everyone is cheating in the exam. One puff won’t kill you. Just try it!
ESTHER: (quietly)_ Guys, I can’t. That’s not me.
FRIEND 1: Whatever. You’re missing out.
[Phone hangs up. ESTHER sighs, holds head.]
NARRATOR:
Identity struggle. Peer pressure.
At home, her parents fight every night.
And in her mind… noise. Anxiety. Shame.
ESTHER:(writing in journal, voice breaking)_
“Maybe I’m just too broken to be preserved.”
[Lights dim. Beat. Sound effect: door opening.]
[SCENE 2: YOUTH SERVICE – NEXT DAY. Bright light. YOUTH PASTOR on stage with mic.]
YOUTH PASTOR:
Tonight, God has a word for a generation under attack.
Listen to 1 Thessalonians 5:23:
_“May the God of peace Himself sanctify you through and through… and may your spirit and soul and body be preserved sound and complete, blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”_
YOUTH PASTOR: (stepping down, looking at crowd)_
Preserved doesn’t mean you’ve never been broken.
It means God refuses to let what’s broken define you.
He’s keeping you whole for His purpose.
[Spotlight on ESTHER in audience. Her eyes widen.]
[SCENE 3: ESTHER’S ROOM – 1 WEEK LATER. Time lapse. ESTHER acts out changes.]
NARRATOR:
Esther started applying what she heard.
[ESTHER mimes deleting apps on phone, crumples 3 papers labeled "App 1, App 2, App 3" and throws them away.]
ESTHER: (speaking to herself)_ Does this make me more like Jesus or less? If not… out.
[ESTHER kneels by bed, prays simply.]
ESTHER: God, I’m tired. Help me. Thank You for today.
[ESTHER stands, looks in mirror, speaks firmly.]
ESTHER: God of peace, make me holy. Preserve my mind, my heart, my body. I’m Yours.
[SCENE 4: TEENS CONFERENCE – 6 MONTHS LATER. Stage with mic. 200 TEENS seated. ESTHER walks up boldly.]
ESTHER:
I’m not perfect. But I’m preserved.
The enemy tried to break me with shame, pressure, and noise.
But God kept my spirit, my soul, and my body.
I’m not the girl who gave up. I’m the girl God is keeping whole for His coming.
[Pause. Room quiet. 47 TEENS stand up.]
TEENS TOGETHER:
I want to be preserved too!
NARRATOR:
That’s the story of The Preserved Generation.
It’s not the generation that never fell.
It’s the generation that refused to stay down…
Because the God of peace is personally keeping them.
ALL TEENS ON STAGE:
We are not too messy.
We are not too late.
We are not too broken.
ALL: _We are the preserved generation!_
ESTHER: (leading prayer)_
God of peace, sanctify me through and through. Preserve my spirit, soul, and body blameless until Jesus comes. I belong to You. Amen.
[Lights fade. Soft worship plays.]
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IT’S TIME TO GO OUT AND REACH THE YOUNG ONES
Too many young lives are getting pulled into the depth and the clutches of the enemy before they even understand who they are. But God is calling us to go on this mission, to enable them make decisions now that they will never regret later.
Why now?
Because when teenagers encounter God early, their whole course changes.
- Healing and deliverance break chains before they become strongholds.
- Salvation and critical decision moments set their foundation right.
- Purity pledges and commitments guard their hearts and bodies for God’s purpose.
- Career, passion, purpose and self-awareness become clear when their eyes are opened to God’s plan for their lives.
Learning to live not living to learn.
It’s better to learn, then live than to live, make mistakes, and spend years trying to recover. We don’t want to waste destinies. We want to see teenagers who know themselves, know God, and walk in alignment with His plan from the start.
What will happen on this outreach?
Hearts will be stirred. Teenagers will hear that they are not forgotten, that God has a plan for them, and that it’s not too late to choose right. There will be moments of salvation, healing, deliverance, and bold commitments to live pure and purposeful lives.
Parents, teachers, believers – this is our moment to stand in the gap(pray,preach or partner)
Teenagers – this is your moment to hear God clearly and say yes to Him before the world shouts louder.
Let’s go out, because every young life rescued is a destiny saved, a family healed, and a generation redirected back to God.
“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest.”Matthew 9:37-38.
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