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Author Archives: Jan C. Johnson
Persona
Lately I’ve been thinking about authenticity. See, I have this deep-seated need for approval, which often leads me to put up the appearance of being what I think people expect me to be. Never admit a weakness: Now, I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal
Tagged Africa, authenticity, expectations, hypocrisy, hypocrites, image, Janice C Johnson, Liberia, masks, mission trip, peer pressure, persona, self image
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Redeeming Love, by Francine Rivers
I’ve heard about this book for years, and finally read it for our book club. Then I got detained out of state and missed the meeting, but it’s all good. Anyway. This romance, set in gold-rush-era California, echoes the gnarly … Continue reading
The Power of Negativity
Recently I studied Proverbs 18:21* and got to thinking… Everyone knows that a positive attitude can bring positive changes, boost your success, and improve your relationships with colleagues, family, and friends. But do you realize that a negative attitude is … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal, Near As I Can Figure...
Tagged appreciation, attitude, Faith, gratitude, humor, Janice C Johnson, negativity, Proverbs, relationships, satire
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Liberia Report: From War to Peace
Benjamin Somah walked into Monrovia’s Peace Cafe, where our freshly arrived team sat with a few local contacts, enjoying some coffee and Internet time. Our friends knew this local craftsman, so we checked out his artwork. We already … Continue reading
Posted in Everybody Has a Story
Tagged Africa, AK47, art, bullets, Janice C Johnson, Liberia, Liberian civil war, redemption, rifle, travel
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