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		<title>Word in Season</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A Legacy Morning
As young people with our whole lives in front of us, we seldom or at least I seldom wondered about my legacy. I didn’t even know what a legacy was as a young person filled with his own dreams and aspirations. But as we get a little older and hopefully wiser legacy begins [...]]]></description>
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<p>As young people with our whole lives in front of us, we seldom or at least I seldom wondered about my legacy. I didn’t even know what a legacy was as a young person filled with his own dreams and aspirations. But as we get a little older and hopefully wiser legacy begins to garner more of our attention. What am I leaving behind? Whose lives have I really affected and impacted for eternity. Is their something I have done that will carry on long after I’m gone? Will the next generation be better off because of the example I left them? Will God’s history book mention me at all, or will it reveal that I too was enamored and concerned about this life and my place in it? Time is short, the task is great, and the opportunities are present. What will be your legacy?</p>
<p><em> Blessings,</em></p>
<p><em> Pastor Keith</em></p>
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