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2000s

Never stop learning
Sue inspired me with her commitment to lifelong learning as a path to personal, spiritual, and organizational growth.
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Accepting no for an answer
Terasa taught me that it’s OK to say "no"
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Generosity as a spiritual practice
Wendy has shown me the joy that comes from adopting a practice of generosity
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Doing what needs to be done
Dr. Cherry taught me a lesson it took me a while to learn
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I have a dream
Joanne reminds me that even the small battles are worth fighting.
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Saying yes no matter what
Denise demonstrates me what it means to deliver even in the most difficult circumstances.
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Letting it go
Sue taught me that journaling is like taking a walk in the rain--write it down and then let the rain wash it away.
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Speaking the truth in love
Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson (195x-2020) challenged me to examine the space I took up in the world.
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Heaven or hell? It's our choice
Linda Kraeger (1947-2008) taught me that it's our job is to create heaven on earth.
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The power of touch
Sam showed me how the wordless power of touch can heal
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Relationship building takes time and patience
Nan showed me that to build relationships, you must first establish trust.
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Showing up can make all the difference
The Rev. Jeanne Marie Pupke (1955-2022) modeled what it means to show up for the big things and for the little ones.
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