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Beginning The Next Marathon Training

ByTim Nolte

This morning officially started my next marathon training. As a ran I couldn’t help but think about the team and all the new people that may have a lot to overcome this year as they prepare for their first half or full marathon. Also those that have already sustained an injury this year and are on the mend. My prayers were not only for the team and God’s protection and strength, as they overcome each step of the journey, but also how God would use me this year to help the team through their training and continue to slbe used to further the cause.

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