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Renae Brumbaugh Green
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Writer and Contributor, Freelance
United States
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Media , Advertising , Marketing
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By Renae Brumbaugh Green Verified, Stephenville Empire-Tribune| Stephenville Empire Tribune Verified We Baptists are good at a lot of things, but abstaining from any kind of food item is not one of them. We love our potlucks. We love our dessert fellowships. We love our coffee. Giving up something for Lent isn’t something we talk about. I don’t even know if it’s something we do, unless by personal conviction or choice. I’ve been a good, faithful Baptist girl all my life, and I don’t recall ever giving up anything for Lent. This year, I decided to try it. I gave up coffee. Yes, you read that right.
By Renae Brumbaugh Green Verified, Stephenville Empire-Tribune| Stephenville Empire Tribune Verified Y’all are my friends, right? Which means I can share something deeply personal with you and you won’t make fun of me and call me mentally unbalanced—at least not to my face. Right? OK. I’m going to tell you about the time I had a tea party with Jesus. Yes. Yes I did. Please withhold your judgments and comments until you hear me out. Then, if you want to laugh and talk about me behind my back and call me crazy, you can.
By Renae Brumbaugh Green Verified, Stephenville Empire-Tribune| Stephenville Empire Tribune Verified We Baptists are good at a lot of things, but abstaining from any kind of food item is not one of them. We love our potlucks. We love our dessert fellowships. We love our coffee. Giving up something for Lent isn’t something we talk about. I don’t even know if it’s something we do, unless by personal conviction or choice. I’ve been a good, faithful Baptist girl all my life, and I don’t recall ever giving up anything for Lent. This year, I decided to try it. I gave up coffee. Yes, you read that right.
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Freelance
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