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Do You Know Where You’re Goin’ To?

By Becky Douglas

Church members have a ready answer for the question, "Where are you going after this life?" But we tend to lose track of how we are traveling as we make that journey. Perhaps the more difficult question is "Who are you becoming along the way?"

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