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Friday, August 14, 2009

Chicken Soup for My Husband's Soul

The beginnings of dinner are set to simmer and create yumminess.

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"My lack of ethnocentricity denies my ethnicity.": Kathy Cannon is passionate about her calling from God to increase the level of authentic relationships and relevant teaching in the Church today. Her goal is to be an amazing disciple, wife to Ben, mom, friend, follower and leader. Ben and Kathy recently became parents, so she is now momma to three beautiful children who grew in her heart, rather than below it. Raised in ministry, she is a fourth generation church planter, and looks forward to her father retiring from senior pastoring one day so she can officially “hire” him for free. She currently serves as a pastor with an amazing team of people at Mars Hill Community Church in Sacramento, CA and thanks the Father daily for moving this East-Coast girl from Appalachia to California.

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