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Janet Perez Eckles – Author & Speaker
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Janet Perez Eckles – Author & Speaker
Janet Perez Eckles – Author & Speaker was live.

2 months ago

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3 months ago

Hey, friends out there. Did you know that not everybody is going crazy with all the junk around us? There are those who are thriving, filled with peace and even relishing in genuine joy.Who are they, and how do they manage ?I’ll share that with you in my live phone presentation on Tue. Sept. 14 (THIS EVENING) at 6:25 p.m. EST.This Bible study is sponsored by Kelly Ann Women’s Ministries.All you have to do is dial this number: 725.735.9202.Join us and be ready to be inspired!
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4 months ago

Thank you, thank you to all of you who posted such incredibly sweet notes regarding my precious Mom. Just sharing with you: This arrangement is one of several that adorned the table at Greeneway church.Close friends and family gathered for a celebration of my joy-filled Mom whom we all called, “Ita.” With a smile in her heart, she entered the glory of Heaven a week ago.The flowers you see are a reflection of who she was. The scent of her ever-present joy, the different hues of her personality that endeared her to all who knew her. And the perfect arrangement of these flowers speak of her perfect and unwavering faith in Christ.It became the legacy bouquet, which, through her life, she presented to all of us.Thank you, Ita!!
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4 months ago

My Mom, Lucy, whom we all called “Ita” just entered the glory of heaven filled with a peace that only the Lord could have provided.Covid attacked her body, but Christ brought the victory. At 92, she was radiant with health, no meds, no ailments. Yet, she often mentioned the glory of heaven that awaits those of us who know Christ Jesus.She frequently would express her anticipation of living in that eternal glory. She did so with her unique, contagious joy.Her heart saddened each time she heard of a friend who suffered with Alzheimer’s, or dementia, or cancer, chronic pain or unable to walk on their own. Deep down she wanted to avoid such a life of disease. God indeed honored her by transitioning her from a healthy, beautiful body to a glorious, even more perfectly healthy body to live for eternity. She left those who knew and love her the legacy of joy which characterized her so beautifully.The family requests in lieu of flowers, please send donations in her memory to her most beloved church:Greene way Church3400 Hunters Creek Blvd.Orlando, FL 32837
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5 months ago

So, 4th of July is over. Fireworks are silenced. Leftovers tucked in plastic containers. Now what?Life moves on, and the temptation to sink into sadness, fear and anxiety knocks at the door.But it doesn’t have to be that way. Below is a link where I show you trials don’t have to terrify us, setbacks don’t have to set us back, and even tragedies don’t have to paralyze us. Instead, hidden in the crevices of our junk, there’s joy.Check it out by clicking the link provided. Thank you. >>>https://www.spreaker.com/show/discover-the-story_1
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5 months ago

See that big smile on my 92-year-old Mom? She had the same smile back in 1964 in our dark, tiny kitchen in La Paz, Bolivia.Here is the reason: After four long years of gathering enough funds, preparing documents, and submitting character references, the US. Department of Immigration approved my family’s entry into the U.S.With tears of joy, we celebrated the privilege! We packed gratitude in the suitcases of our hearts and arrived in Miami to begin our new life in the greatest nation on earth.Eventually, my parents, my brother, 11, and I, at 12 years old, became fluent in English and faithful to our commitment to work hard.Life was good, but not easy. Five years later, we applied for citizenship, met the requirements, and passed the test. Then the glorious day came. In the hush of that large courtroom with a huge American flag covering the front wall, my family and I raised our right hand. And with overflowing pride, we pledged our allegiance to the United States of America.Becoming citizens was and is truly an honor for us. And although decades swept by, America changed. But I believe the hearts of true Americans have not.Millions of citizens like us are willing to fight until our last breath.Fight for the freedom to speak without being silenced. For the passion to protect our children from forced indoctrination. For the courage to uphold God’s Word in the midst of attacks. For the boldness to walk under the light of His truth rather than get lost in lies. And for the confidence to expect a better tomorrow because resilience is in our blood.We’ll rise above it all because even if you dig through the rubble of evil that piled up around us, at the core, you’ll find America’s greatness is still there. It’s up to us to make sure it never dies.Here’s the question for you on this 4th of July. Are you one of the millions who have a willingness to fight and retain that sliver of America’s soul that makes her the greatest nation on earth? If you are, go ahead, let others know, and share this.
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