SoulFriendSessions

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Stories from a ministry of soul care for Creatives which exists to help them live fully alive. "God rewrote the text of my life when I opened the book of my heart to His eyes." -Psalm 18:24, The Message

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The Road Awaits You . . . When we think of taking a journey our first notion is that of an outward movement to a place we don’t usually call home. Most of us wouldn’t immediately think there’s an inner journey to be had as well. While our external landscape changes in an trip to a place we haven’t been before, it’s also true that our internal landscape can change in the midst of an inner journey of becoming who we have not been before. It’s amazing what a change of scenery can do . . . Welcome to Soul Friend. We exist to help you become who you were born to be.

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