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attempting to slow down and take in a bit more of my life and what's going on around me
 

The Joy of Sharing Gifts


Here's a quote that I read in one of my homework assignments for my Philosophy of Education class that I thought was worth posting:

"Do not grieve what talents God did not give you, but recognize and rejoice in the worth of others. Discover your particular gifts and develop your unique potential....When you find joy and laughter in your life, give others your joy, 'the gift you have recieved give as a gift.'"
~Dunn 1985, 14-15~


(From: A Vision with a Task: Christian Schooling for Responsive Discipleship; Ed. Gloria Stronks, Doug Blomberg, 1993)

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