2.3 WISDOM: IN THIS ISSUE
FEATURE
A NON-FICTION LIFE
COVER
J.J. HELLER ON LOVE,
WISDOM & PURPOSE
FEATURE
STILL STANDING
FAITH
SHOP
ADVERTISER’S INDEX
ALONG THE ROAD TO WISDOM ..................8
VBS DIRECTORY ...........................................10
STAY OR VACAY? .......................................12
THE MODEST MOMMY ................................22
SUMMERTIME SANDALS ..............................24
MOCKINGBIRD BABY ... INSIDE FRONT COVER
DREAM
JJ HELLER ON LOVE, WISDOM & PURPOSE ...
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5 REASONS TO KEEP A JOURNAL ...............16
A NON-FICTION LIFE ....................................18
HEAL
STILL STANDING ............................................26
A WISE NORTH STAR ...................................28
POOLSIDE FOODS ......................................30
ARBONNE .................................................... 9
JOURNEY PHOTOG .................................... 11
LADY E DESIGNS ....................................... 19
KELLI ALLISON | THIRTY-ONE ......................... 20
INHALE MINISTRIES .......................................29
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ..................
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ATHLETIC REPUBLIC THE WOODLANDS .......
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ADVERTISERS
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