Being A Christian Girl
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Last published Fri, Jul 17, 2015
"Love is patient,
love is kind,
love is not jealous.
Love does not brag,
love isn't worried about itself."
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Being a Christian in this day and age isn't easy. Other girls give their bodies away to catch a boy's eye. Leah goes to church, youth group, and school. She's doing everything "right" in her eyes. Little does Leah know, there is more to being Christian than speaking the words. You need to go through the motions as well.
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