God gives us dreams!

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I just entered the UPromise 10th anniversary dream competition. I shared a dream on their site along with many other dreamers. They are giving away 10-$1000 dollar scholarships and 1-$20,000 scholarship. AWESOME! :)

It was very easy for me to think of a dream I have for my kids! The hard part for me was keeping it down to 700 words! :) I guess I have many dreams and like to go in detail sharing them. Beyond just dreaming that my children will never struggle financially or never getting their heart broken, but the dream I shared on UPromise is for us to go on a mission trip together. To show people how to LOVE and how to GIVE! Jesus commanded us to LOVE and that is one this as a mother that I want my children to remember! THE WORLD sure does need more love but also people with giving hearts and selfless acts rather then selfish ones!

So what do you dream for your child? Comment me here and let me know! You should also enter your dream at www.upromisetodream.com today for your chance to win some money to help your dream for your child come true. Click here for dream wall official rules. Also, I enjoyed reading the many dreams out there. You do have the opportunity to vote for the dreams that you like. :)

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