Clifford's 'In Our Era Of Outsourcing'

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Hi, David,
It appears that your focus is upon parents developing the training their kids as disciples. I think the concept is great because if our children are Christians if we don’t teach them we miss an opportunity to teach our children about discipleship and how that affects the way they live their lives. In your first statement you could leave out the opening statement “In our era of outsourcing”.
David, great job!

Clifford, your first thesis statement centers upon the very heart of what we believe about Jesus Christ becoming man, enabling man to become sons of God. I would love to see how the image bearers and our value in creation unfold. It is good to see someone focus on the persons with special needs and disabilities, they are

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