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The Next Step
There’s no script for it. The Next Step is about each person who comes. It is the same and it is different. It is about me and it is about you. It is about connection to God, myself and others. … Continue reading
A worthy woman
Nolene Davis, Joplin Wholesaler of fashion jewelry When Nolene Davis was 15, her mother died. That and other traumatic events that happened in her life brought her to Freedom. “I didn’t realize how much her death had impacted me. It … Continue reading
A whole woman, free of fear
Laurel Baumstark Emergency and family practice physician, Hermann Before Laurel Baumstark went to Freedom Seminar, she had invested a lot of years in education, learning about healing. “I learned more in the seminar, than I did in several years of … Continue reading
A free and fearless woman
Marilyn Stanaway Landscaper, Boonville Marilyn Stanaway says she went to Roots and Wings so her husband, a farmer, would go. During the seminar, though, she realized a personal tragedy that had happened years before had been affecting her every day. “My sister committed … Continue reading
A confident, courageous and beautiful woman
Jenny Parker Senior, Evangel University, Springfield Freedom Seminar helped Jenny Parker make some life-changing decisions. “The seminar is intrapersonal and interpersonal at the same time. That’s what makes it unique. I found myself changing when I was helping someone else. … Continue reading
A strong, gentle man with God inside
Richard Tadlock Isagenix Nutritional Cleanse Coach, St. Charles Richard Tadlock loaded every weapon he owned in his car with the intent to put an end to the unbearable emotional pain he was going through. “I had gone through a year … Continue reading
Born to make a difference
Verna Laboy Minister, elder, community activist, Columbia One would never know today that Verna Laboy went into Freedom seminar insecure, uncomfortable in her own skin and afraid to share her life story. “In addition to all the horrible things that … Continue reading
