Disturbers and Annoyers
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Trish MercerJanuary 27, 2016
Again, another marvelous and insightful article! I teach Sunday School, and for Christmas last year I made magnets for my students with that same quote about being a disturber and annoyer. I prefaced it with, "Live your life so that it can be said of you . . ." and I told the kids to put it in their lockers at school, to remember.
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