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Apr 11, 2022 46 min

Gail Taylor - S.2 E.29

from SHINE Hosted by The Upper Room Fellowship

Beth and Kate interview the graceful Jesus-lover Gail Taylor! Gail lives in the Columbiana area with her husband, Tom, and a few of her kiddos! She has three altogether - a son, a daughter, Hailey, and a daughter, Gabby. Gail was born in Montana and moved back and forth between Montana and Washington until college, in which she attended the University of Montana and Idaho State. In the midst of college, Gail worked at a west-coast based store, Albertsons. She met Tom at that Albertsons, and they married in 1997. Between the two of them, Gail and Tom have worked in different management/job positions, one of which brought them to Ohio in 2018! Gail enjoys gardening, painting and cycling! While cycling one day on the GreenWay Trail, she met Jim and Dee Brown, who invited her to visit the Upper Room! She decided to visit and has been with us for almost 4 years! We're so grateful for Gail and the ways she serves and loves her family and the people around her! Gail's passion is seeking a more intimate relationship with Jesus and staying close to Holy Spirit so she can hear what He is saying. If you know Gail, you know she loves Jesus, her family, and speaking life and encouragement to people. Her love for and example of Jesus can be seen in all of these things! Listen and hear from Gail as she encourages us that what the enemy means to destroy in us, God means to use for good and His glory!

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