I went to see the girls at Carpenter Place.  My mission: help the girls practice their decision making skills in the important things of life. I brought Klondike Ice Cream, four flavors from which to choose: Original, Heath, Resee's and Mint Chocolate Chip. The process of making a choice was formidable, but they all passed with flying colors. Made me proud.

Great things are being done by the staff there to help the girls. Click here to read about this wonderful oasis in the middle of Wichita, where help has been given to so many kids over the past 60+ years.

I answered several questions about book writing, too. Some of the girls are interested in writing a story. 

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This is so inspiring and heartening to see. Continue doing what you do for the children of your community.I wish more people would get out and do this. It really makes a difference in kids lives.

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This is so inspirational. I wish more people would get out and do this. It really makes a difference in kids lives.

Aaron Carter | http://nestorsadventures.com/

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very inspiring story, thanks

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I've just read Esther Queen of Persia and loved it - I think it should be included in this contest It surely would be a contender! - Clash of the Titles is seeking submissions for our upcoming contest, which will take place April 23-30. All full-length Christian fiction novels with a publication date of March 1-31, 2014, will be considered.

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Blessings on your writing!

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This is so inspiring and heartening to see. Continue doing what you do for the children of your community. We should all join hands to support and guide the children of our communities :)

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