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5 Things to Remember in a Season of Change
April 10, 2024
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If there's one change you can be sure of, it is that things are always changing. Are you trying to figure out how to walk through a transition gracefully?
No matter your transition, Rachel shares 5 things to remember in a season of change that will encourage your heart to keep going. These 5 points will help you adjust and adapt to your new situation or circumstances. Be inspired to persist through any season.
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Hebrews 13:8
Ecclesiastes 3:11
Psalm 103:17
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Rachel Wojo is an author, entrepreneur, public speaker, and podcaster. The ideal desperate pray-er to shed light on asking God questions, Rachel’s journey includes losing her mother to leukemia, her adult special needs daughter to a rare neurologically-degenerative disease, and her father to illness. As an entrepreneur living in Columbus, Ohio, she self-started and developed a blog to business platform over the last decade. She hosts Bible reading challenges on her popular blog, rachelwojo.com, which rallies readers of all ages to search God’s Word for solutions to life’s problems. Her biblical approach and life circumstances influence women to find strength and hope in everyday situations.
Rachel is the author of One More Step: Finding Strength When You Feel Like Giving Up. She is a public speaker and contributor to well-known faith-based publications for many companies. Mostly, Rachel is crazy in love with Matt, mom to six on earth and two in heaven.
Rachel is the author of One More Step: Finding Strength When You Feel Like Giving Up. She is a public speaker and contributor to well-known faith-based publications for many companies. Mostly, Rachel is crazy in love with Matt, mom to six on earth and two in heaven.
