Kayla's Faith Statement

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Kayla’s Faith Statement

Let all that you do be done in love.
1 Corinthians 16:14

To me, being a Christian means believing in God and following Him. Our faith in Him helps us with our daily lives. He is with us always, and I think that helps people with their battles, but also their victories. God is with us during the good times and the bad times, and even if no one else is here to help us get back up, He is. Affirming my baptism brings me closer to God. I have more responsibilities in the congregation and in the world. God will help me as grow up and become an adult. He will help me through all the good times and the tough times that are coming. He strengthens and supports me. He forgives me and He loves me. I am moved by the unconditional

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