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		<title>Share your cardboard story&#8230;</title>
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Everyone has a story. When we boil it all down, our story is as simple as it is profound. Recently, during the Mariners Church Easter services, we watched several people from our church family share their stories using the front and back of a piece of cardboard. On one side: fear, and doubt. And on [...]]]></description>
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Everyone has a story. When we boil it all down, our story is as simple as it is profound. Recently, during the Mariners Church Easter services, we watched several people from our church family share their stories using the front and back of a piece of cardboard. On one side: fear, and doubt. And on the other: victory and freedom.</p>
<p>What would you write? As &#8220;Easter people&#8221; our stories are &#8220;Easter stories&#8221; &#8212; having been brought from death to life.</p>
<p>So here&#8217;s YOUR chance to do the same. <strong>Write, in 10 words or less</strong>, the <strong>front</strong> and <strong>back</strong> of your &#8220;cardboard&#8221;Â  in the comment section for this post. After we get a chance to take a look, we&#8217;ll share them on this site. We recognize the deeply personal and spiritual nature of these stories and want to maintain the safety of these stories. So, names will be hidden and emails will not be published.</p>
<p>Click the ADD A COMMENT button in the lower right of this page.</p>
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