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Born in 1960, you can say she's a boomer. She's married to the love of her life, Brian, who is also her pastor, mom to three gorgeous kids, and wears many different "hats." Her personal passion is singing and she recorded her first CD which was released February 2007. You can hear clips at her website, www.janaallard.com.
It began in 1975 and the knot was tied in 1979. It has been a journey that has taken us around the world and the adventure continues.
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Meet Jana
Born in 1960, you can say she's a boomer. She's married to the love of her life, Brian, who is also her pastor, mom to three gorgeous kids, and wears many different "hats." Her personal passion is singing and she recorded her first CD which was released February 2007. You can hear clips at her website, www.janaallard.com.
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- Andrea Whiseant
- Danelle Hurst Silveira
- Gayla Baughman
- Jamie Johnson
- Jana McVay
- Janell Stimers Coskun
- Janet Paschal
- Jennifer
- Joel & Sheree Bean
- Jolene Mendoza
- Karen Hopper
- Keith Smith
- Kevin Hopper
- Lorraine Bertram
- Marty Funderburk
- Mervi Clark
- Monica Hassas
- Rochelle
- Rodney Shaw
- Sheldon
- Tena Valenti
- Tracie Smith
- Tyler Sullivan
- WAY Choir blog
- Weston Cantrell
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Ah! I'm in love.
It began in 1975 and the knot was tied in 1979. It has been a journey that has taken us around the world and the adventure continues.
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- Wanna Travel?
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- This Will Preach
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- Daddy/Daughter Date
- Post Requested By Bryn
- Warning: Get Kleenex Before Reading
- Wanna Have Some Fun?
- Shout Out To Jamie
- Bakersfield Not Worried About Drought
- Rationing Water and Rice
- What Would You Do?
- Only For Iowa Folk
- Jump-A-Thon
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Isn't that the truth. We have a tendency to load ourselves with everything that is far removed from what the Lord intended for us, which always loads us down. Good quote for thought.
ReplyDeleteGreat thought. I do wanna travel!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you wish to travel far and fast, travel light.
ReplyDeleteSounds like it came out of the WAY Choir handbook. lol
Karen - I, too, thought it was thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteTracie - maybe we can travel together. :)
Weston - That's the truth! LOL
Jana, great quote. Things will come that you can carry if you choose, but the key is in the release. The important thing is to discern what to hold and what to release...if I was gonna write a country song I would probable say "You've got to know when to hold them, know when to fold them..." LOL
ReplyDeleteSomething to read, sit back and think. Then start a list of what I need to either lay down or asside.
ReplyDeleteThanks;
Mervi
Excellent advice!!
ReplyDeleteGreat one...where do you find all these quotes?
ReplyDeleteAin't nothing that can make you feel lighter than laying aside the weight of bad attitudes. Great quote.
ReplyDeleteSis Allard, This Quote immediatlely brought this scripture to my mind; "Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, Hebrews 12:1
ReplyDeleteGREAT QUOTE!!!
Sort of like "lay your burdens at the cross and leave them there."
ReplyDeleteMark - I agree. You have to be willing to "do without" some things.
ReplyDeleteMervi - exactly!
Rochelle - glad you enjoyed it.
Jennifer - I always jot down quotes I read or hear that catches my attention. I put them in my blog drafts and when I don't have time to write, I pull one out. I was saving this one because I wanted to write something with it, but I just didn't feel too well this past week.
Carol, Jolene, and Helen - thanks for your additions to this comment. You have each given great comments and thoughts.