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February 11, 2016

I recently was treated to one of the most beautiful sunsets I had ever seen. I thanked God for nature. I thanked the Nikon company for the camera.

As the sun sank lower, I thought of the limits of time. We have opportunities to capture moments, to engage in conversations, to harness goodness, to do acts of kindness … to make a difference.

But the time is limited. What can we do to mark a difference in our moment in time – before the sun sets?

Let's therefore engage in purposeful acts of goodness, each day, each moment.

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