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Running, Community, And Living With Purpose

ByTim Nolte

http://www.runnersworld.com/general-interest/why-runners-from-all-around-the-world-have-joined-this-guy-on-his-40-year-streak

I read this story tonight and it got me thinking about the journey I’ve been on but even more the HWI Daybreak community that I’ve been blessed to be apart of. Running has become for me something I couldn’t even have fathomed a little more than a year ago. Running for me is apart of who I am, and the relationships I’m building are a huge part of that as well. I hope that my running and my journey can be a light of Hope in the lives of people I share it with.

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