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I turn to my community of family and friends when I need guidance. I believe that God speaks to us in different ways depending on the temperament of the person. I am not the type to handle a literal conversation with God. Therefore I rely on, experience, and believe God directs me to those best suited to whatever particular issue of mine is problematic or grievous.

Laura Stembridge
Laura Stembridge
Laura Stembridge is a graduate of Gonzaga University where she earned a degree in English Literature with a concentration in Women's and Gender Studies.

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