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Forgiving Means

Forgiving MeansBy: Wannetta Hartman Published on: 11/08/2020

When our pastor spoke on Sunday, I heard a voice within respond to her message saying “Now, I understand.

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Forgiving Means

Blind Ambition and Greed

Blind Ambition and GreedBy: Wannetta Hartman Published on: 24/06/2020

Shots ring loudly in the air. And yet, our leaders do not hear small victims shouting, scattering about. Falling everywhere as they bleed.

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Blind Ambition and Greed

My First Year of Teaching

My First Year of TeachingBy: Wannetta Hartman Published on: 18/06/2020

Education consumed a large part of my life. Though I am retired, memories surround me like a blanket that gives me comfort. Memories of my first year have lingered the longest. I guess firsts often do. I wasn’t a young first-year teacher. I waited for the realization that my children would someday find lives of their own. I feared that I would miss them so much that I might go crazy, therefore, I did the crazy thing first and became a teacher.

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My First Year of Teaching

Forgiving

ForgivingBy: Wannetta Hartman Published on: 16/06/2020

I heard a calming voice like a summer’s breeze. Then I fell to my knees and I began to pray.

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Forgiving