In God’s providence I discovered these words from Marcus Aurelius on a day when I truly struggled to get out of bed and go to work. His insight stands in contrast to the post-modern inclination toward detaching physical work or personal interaction from authentic human experience. While I am not defined by my work, working with and for others does shape my identity.
Child of God
+ Wife, bonus-mom, daughter, sister, friend
+ Learner fueled by insatiable curiosity
+ Creative artist pursuing the avocation through words, photography, music, and design
EDUCATION
BA in Biology, minor studies in Music, Southwest (Minnesota) State University;
MA in Pastoral Ministry, St John's University School of Theology;
Certificate in Dispute Resolution, Hamline University School of Law;
EdD in Education, Hamline University School of Education
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In God’s providence I discovered these words from Marcus Aurelius on a day when I truly struggled to get out of bed and go to work. His insight stands in contrast to the post-modern inclination toward detaching physical work or personal interaction from authentic human experience. While I am not defined by my work, working with and for others does shape my identity.
Graceful Intersections 