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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.
Bryce and Jana's websites
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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.
Jana's favorite bloggers
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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
About Me
Blake Preaching
freeWAY
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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- Inner Life
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- Go For It
- Starbucks Part II
- It's Here!!!
- Rambling - Hurrying To Catch Up! LOL
- Morro Bay - Part II
- Morro Bay
- Dream
- MAXINE FOR PRESIDENT
- 1,000 Tears
- Video Link of WAY Choir & freeWAY
- Shared E-Mail
- Power In Prayer
- Sparkles
- freeWAY and WAY Choir
- freeWAY Singing "I Still Believe In America"
- WAY Choir 2008
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Hey Sis. Allard!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quote!!! It goes perfect with one of the blogs I just did.
It's amazing how a few little words can be so encouraging!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think I will GO FOR IT.
ReplyDeleteNow, that is a GREAT quote!
ReplyDelete~ Mark Pryor
On one hand, I see how satisfying it is to do something others said i couldn't do. On the other hand, why should my actions be the result of a dare, rather than a solemn conviction that what I do is right?
ReplyDeleteYvonne, Monica, Karen, and Mark - We agree.
ReplyDeleteHelen - I don't think this quote would include convictions. I believe our convictions stand alone from any dare. If a conviction is true, you will pursue it regardless of any obstacle. Doing something that someone told me I could not do, would usually fall into a category where someone stereotyped me and I proved them wrong. Does that make sense? I'm not sure if I am explaining myself correctly.