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She Did What She Could (Mark 14:8)
elisa morgan is a nationally recognized speaker and the
author of more than 15 books, including the best-selling What
Although most of us want to help others, typically we’re Every Mom Needs and Mom’s Devotional Bible. Elisa was CEO
overbooked or exhausted, or both. So where do we start?
of mopS international from 1989 to 2009 and now serves as
President Emerita. She is also the publisher of MomSense and
We start with what Jesus said, and we remember what he FullFill magazines and is a frequent contributor to Christianity
Today. Elisa is married to Evan (vice president of strategic
said with these five letters: SDWSC. This acronym refers
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Did What She Could,” he said. Elisa Morgan will unpack
in Centennial, Colorado.
these five words and help us remember these five letters
so that overwhelmed, service-seeking Christians will have
Jesus’ realistic guidance for responding to the seemingly
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unmeetable needs around them.
change your life.
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