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Childhood Trauma/ACE Test

9/19/2018

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​Your upbringing follows you long after you have left your childhood home.  Being exposed to large amounts of stress as a child has been found by psychologists to have a direct link to negative behavioral patterns later in life.  Although the circumstances we grow up in are completely out of our control, we must take accountability for our actions in the present, and find ways to channel strength with God, in order move forward as stronger and better versions of ourselves. 
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If our pasts are filled with parental figures who did not behave in our best interests, loved ones who abused our right to a safe childhood, or other events which we were too young and impressionable to properly process, your ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) score will most likely be extremely high. 
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Childhood trauma makes people very self protective. This behavior negatively affects one's ability to make personal connections. Childhood trauma can manifest itself as fear, guilt, anxiety and anger during adulthood, but the most common is disconnection.  Constantly putting energy into assuming the worst in others is an emotionally draining pattern of self destructiveness.   Trauma also discourages us from asking or accepting help that comes our way.   In order to be the best version of ourselves we must be able to trust mankind, and expect the best out of those we allow around us.  A relationship with God can teach you trust and help you find perseverance.

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The ACE test is a series of questions designed by psychologists to determine the level of childhood trauma one has experienced. The higher a person’s ACE score, the more susceptible they are to seeking out vices like drugs and alcohol and developing mental illnesses.  These vices serve as temporary coping mechanisms to bandage stress, since high ACE scores hinder coping abilities.   The extreme likelihood of substance abuse puts those with high ACE scores at a much greater chance of developing health problems later in life which later results in premature death.
​Although a tough childhood can severely affect our ability to make close relationships, getting to know God is a relationship that has endless rewards and is a great place to start if you feel you’re in a pattern self induced isolation. God gives us strength and can help us shed our angry exteriors and allow us to see the world as a place of possibilities and not just an obstacle course of hardships.  Once God changes our outlook, the wounds of our past will in time heal, and in the place of these wounds, scars will form which show our strength, perseverance and just how far you’ve come.
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​The ACE test scores were created by the National Institute Of Trauma and Resilience Efforts in an attempt to better understand the lingering effects of trauma.  Even if you don’t consider yourself to have had a tough childhood, the test is certainly eye opening, and the average American will score a 2.  If you’re a parent, think about how your child would answer the questions, please take a moment to ask yourself if you’re providing them with a home-life that's going to set them up to be the best versions of themselves later in life.  
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If you would like to take the test for yourself or share it with some one you love, click the button below.
ACE Test
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Emily Fossick is a former marketing intern that spent some at New Beginnings.  She is a student at UWM and was always willing to help out and provide some excellent insight.

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Interview With a Single Mother

5/8/2018

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​For this blog I interviewed one of my friends, Alexis. She’s 25 and the mother of Lola, who’s almost three. Alexis recently finished her associate’s degree and is continuing her education. She’s one of the strongest people I know, and I couldn’t wait to get some of her insights on what it’s like to be a single mother.
​What’s something you wish you would’ve known when becoming a mother?
Alexis wishes her father would’ve told her how hard it was to have a split family. She has one full brother, plus a sister from her father’s first marriage and another sister from a different relationship. Things never worked out with Lola’s father, but she remains in regular contact with him and Lola sees him often. However, it is so hard to make everyone happy. She’s trying to make it work, but there’s always something that doesn’t sit right.
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Alexis and daughter Lola
What’s the best part about being a mother?
Alexis’s favorite moments are those quiet nights. Lola is always quick to announce her affection with an “I love you mom,” “Thank you mom,” or “You’re safe now.” “You can just tell by their look that you’re the greatest person in the world to them. Suddenly this gooey wet thing on your chest is the most important part of your life,” said Alexis. Unconditional love is an amazing thing. “You’re not doing half a bad job,” Alexis assures, “Always raise your child to be polite, helpful, and respectful.”
What are struggles you’ve faced as a single mother?
“Stability!” Alexis quickly responded, “Financial stability especially.” She’s currently looking for a new home for just her and Lola. She wants to be able to be the parent that she wants to be. She stated that even if you are living with someone rent-free, “pay rent” but put it into your child’s savings account. Additionally, when seasonal clothes go on sale, buy the next size up.
​What does your faith mean to you as a single mother?
When Alexis was a senior in high school, she was a hot mess. A person close in her life made her go to church with them, and she has been going to that same church ever since. When you feel alone and insecure, it’s comforting for people to pray with you and for you. Church is a place to go when you don’t know where your life is going. “It’ll make me feel happy, everything will turn out fine. I have another human being I can’t let down,” Alexis stated, “make sure I’m doing my best with this healthy, smart girl.” 
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​How important has education been to you as a single mother?
Alexis’s father got his doctorate when she was sixteen. He studied all the time even at school events like basketball games. He showed Alexis how to achieve. He has four kids and he still did it. It doesn’t necessarily need to be a significant other but family support is good. Nowadays you need credentials. Finishing school is Alexis’s top priority. She balanced out the hard part when Lola was a baby and knows what it’s like to be completely overwhelmed.
What advice would you give to single mothers?
“It’s okay,” Alexis said, “It’s okay if you have it together or if you don’t. If you have a baby you’re strong. You’re giving, caring and nurturing. You will be okay. Nothing will be as bad as you think. To Lola, I’m the best person. Don’t make your kid think it’s not okay. My parents sometimes didn’t have the best of times but that never stopped them from giving us a good life. Sky’s the limit. Never too late to go to school, even if you have two, four kids. Always resources out there.” 
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Proverbs 20:5: “The purposes of a person’s heart are deep waters, but one who has insight draws them out.”
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Rachel Christian is an intern from Wisconsin Lutheran College. She is a senior Communicative Arts major with an emphasis in business. She grew up in Sullivan, Wisconsin and graduated from Lake Country Lutheran High School. In her free time she enjoys movies, the outdoors, and spending time with her cat, Cleo.
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QUICK SPRING CLEANING TIPS

4/20/2018

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​Is spring finally here? Only God knows but now is a great time to shake off the dust from winter and pull up your sleeves. Here is a simple guide to get started:
Out with the old
Get rid of clutter. Sort items you don’t want into three piles: throw away, donate, and sell. Many possessions like toys and clothes can go a long way if donated. Money earned from selling other items can go towards a little pocket money or be donated to your favorite charity.

Having a hard time getting started? Start small. Do a drawer a day. Divide up tasks. Give yourself a reward for everything you check off your list.
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Reorganize your wardrobe. While you’re shifting out your heavier clothes for your summer line, why not go through your wardrobe to get rid of articles you never wear anymore? If your closet looks appealing, you’ll look appealing!
Organize books and dishes so they are easier to find and look more presentable. 
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​Top to bottom
Clean your residence from top to bottom! Clean light and ceiling fixtures. Fans can be dusted with long cleaning tools or get on top of a ladder and brush the dust into a pillowcase.

Don’t forget the walls; even though they are a flat, sheer surface dust still collects on them. Windows can be cleaned simply with a rag and soapy water. Other a good glass solution can be made with water, white vinegar, rubbing alcohol, and a few drops of peppermint extract. Use a squeegee to get that extra sparkle.

Lastly, buff your wood floors. A D.I.Y. solution can be made with olive oil, white vinegar, hot water, and a few drops of lemon essential oil. Tough tile stains can be removed with baking soda and water. Just make sure to use a non-abrasive scrubber so you won’t scratch your floors.
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Deep clean
Here is a list of furniture and appliances to make sure you cover: dishwasher, countertops, cabinets, stove, refrigerator, sink and faucets, bathtub and shower, bedding and mattress, washing machine, silverware, bookshelves, patio furniture, couches, tables, chairs, and other upholstery.

Use salt and soda water to clean inside refrigerators.  This is also an excellent time to go through your entire fridge and get rid of all expired food. Also when you’re finished don’t forget to place an open box baking soda in both your freezer and fridge. Move your fridge away from the wall and clean all the dust built up behind it. This way you can clean the condenser coil to keep your fridge fully functioning and reunite yourself with anything you or your cat have kicked behind it.

Even if blankets and pillows don’t need to be cleaned, air them out to get rid of any winter drab.

​Finally, don’t forget to disinfect your cleaning tools like brooms, vacuums, and sponges.

​Spring is a beautiful time. It’s the season where everything starts fresh. Why not get rid of the clutter in our hearts? Let bygones be bygones. Let go of old grudges and stressors. We are in the Easter season; Christ has washed away all our transgressions! Take this time to start anew and blossom like the beautiful human being that God created.
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 "Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come, the cooing of doves is heard in our land." 
Song of Songs 2:12
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Rachel Christian is an intern from Wisconsin Lutheran College. She is a senior Communicative Arts major with an emphasis in business. She grew up in Sullivan, Wisconsin and graduated from Lake Country Lutheran High School. In her free time she enjoys movies, the outdoors, and spending time with her cat, Cleo.
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The Importance of Education: How Education Can Eliminate Generational Poverty

3/26/2018

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​There are many reasons why single mothers aren’t able to finish their high school and college degrees. Life is not easy, and life is especially not easy for someone who is trying to work and support a child singlehandedly. The mothers that come to our home have not had the easiest time making ends meet while raising kids on their own, so we applaud them for their strength, resilience and desire to make good lives for themselves and their children.
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​The world is a tough place, though, and sometimes a heart for good isn’t enough to get food on the table. That is where education comes in to change the game. At New Beginnings, we challenge our mothers to continue to strive for further education because we know the power that it has. Education opens the gate for so many new opportunities! 
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​To live sustainably in Milwaukee, a mother needs to make at least $50,000 a year, and that is very unlikely without a college degree. We want our mothers to have a chance at a full life, so we help them get on their feet, so they can become the independent mothers that they desire to be.
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​​Through HSD and GED programs, our mothers are able to finish their high school degrees if they have not done so already. If they have, we help them find a college and a career path that they will enjoy so that they can get a jump start on making a sustainable living. 
​Our system works well because our mothers are able to go to class and study while free daycare services are looking after their children, and they can still come home to a warm, supportive environment after their days of classes. Furthermore, when children grow up in families of higher education, they are more likely to seek out education in the future as well. This means that when we are educating single mothers who have lived in generational poverty, we are also doing our part to snuff out generational poverty in and of itself.
​The important thing is to recognize that each mother is unique and brings her own set of skills. We want to help each mother further the skillset that she has so that she can go out into the world and live life to the full.
 
- Chloe Harbach
Ms. Harbach is a student from Wisconsin Lutheran College who is working with a team of students to put together public relations materials for New Beginnings – A Home for Mothers. 
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Five Reasons to volunteer at new beginnings

3/23/2018

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1. You Get to Choose What You Want to Do.
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If there’s a word to describe the volunteer positions you can fill at New Beginnings, it’s variety. You can watch the home during times when regular staff isn’t there as a Home Assistant, help set up fundraisers as a Church Liaison, form a close personal relationship with a resident while also being a role model as a Mentor, help residents with their academic progress as a Tutor, lead educational programs as a Group Night Presenter, or help with different projects as a general volunteer.
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2.You Make a Significant Impact. 
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Because New Beginnings is small, the impact you can have is large. One person can make a difference anywhere, but at New Beginning’s that’s definitely true!
3.You’re Actually Helping Make History, Too. 
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Although the program itself is over twenty years old, New Beginnings has only been located in Milwaukee since 2014. Thus, when you help out as a dedicated volunteer, you’re an important part of our history too.
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4.You Form Close Bonds with a Group of Awesome People. 
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Not only do you get to form relationships with the moms and babies at New Beginnings, but you also get to form close bonds with the staff. You may not like everyone you work with, but there’s no reason you can’t like your fellow volunteers.
5.You Get to Choose Your Level of Commitment. 
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Don’t have time for some of the more time-consuming volunteer positions? You can also choose to help at the general volunteer days we have every few months, usually when we have a specific project we need completed. In this way, you still get to contribute to New Beginning’s mission, but in a way that suits your schedule.
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Elizabeth Scheibl is an intern and Resident Supervisor at New Beginnings. She is still an English major and History minor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. In her spare time, she likes reading, writing, and standing on chairs and singing.
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My Ten Favorite Things About Working At New Beginnings

12/20/2017

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1. Interacting with the moms and babies. Anyone who loves his or her job will tell you that the best part of it is the people. The same principle applies here. 
2. The faith and fellowship we have on Friendship Sunday. Going to church with staff members and residents on a monthly basis promotes a feeling of unity and peace. 



​3. Working as a team with the other Resident Supervisors. Teamwork is dreamwork. Enough said. 



​4. Group Nights. Educational programs that include everything from budgeting to juggling to single parenting, Group Nights increase the knowledge and camaraderie at New Beginnings.  
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​5. The inspiring generosity of our donors. Our donors are literally the lifeblood of New Beginnings, and every donation makes a difference. 
6. Learning about non-profit work. Not only does New Beginnings provide a ready-made, customizable opportunity for an internship, but it also gives me the chance to see the inner workings of a non-profit organization up close. 



​7. Celebrating milestones with the moms and babies. Every baptism, every birthday, and every new job or semester of classes represents a mother’s dedication to the program and her baby, as well as another improvement in both of their lives. 
8. Everyone showing off their group recipes at Group Dinners once a month. With each month having a different food-related theme, it’s no surprise that every dish created by a staff member, resident supervisor, or resident is amazing!
Holiday Turkey
Robyn's Family Cookie Recipe
Shepherd's Pie with home grown basil!
Picnic Style
Homemade Mac & Cheese


​9. Getting to work in a Christian environment.
The devotions that are held daily here are a great time to connect with residents and enrich my faith. As seen above, Friendship Sundays strengthens our bond as a group, and increases our faith as children of God. 
10. Writing for the blog! As an English major, I always enjoy the chance to express my thoughts with writing. 
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Elizabeth Scheibl is an intern and Resident Supervisor at New Beginnings. She is still an English major and History minor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. In her spare time, she likes reading, writing, and standing on chairs and singing.

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One Body, Many Minds

11/21/2017

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​Like anyone else, my friends and I have different talents. I excel at writing. One of my friends is great at chemistry. Another is good at making pop culture references. Still another is studying to be a nurse and seems to know everything that there is to know about the human body, diseases, and the medical field. However, these differences don’t change the fact that we’re friends.
The Body of Christ
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The same goes for the body of Christ. In Romans 12:3-6, Paul writes, ​“For by the grace given me, I say to every one of you, do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself in sober judgement, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you. For just as each of us has one body with many members, and these members do not all have the same function, so in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others. We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith.” We’ve all heard sermons and read devotions about the concept Paul discusses: together, with our various talents being used for one divine goal, we are stronger.  However, combining all our strengths leads to another asset: we are willing and able to give because everyone is sharing a talent the way people share dishes at a potluck. When you think about our different gifts that way, it makes sense that joining our talent with others for good is a way of serving God. 

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Ultimately, you can rest assured, knowing that no matter what your gifts are, you can use them to contribute to the amazing banquet of talents that God has provided here on earth. 

"There are different kinds of service, but the same Lord. There are different kinds of working, but in all of them and in everyone it is the same God at work."  1 Corinthians 12:5-6 (NIV)
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​"For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."  Ephesians 2:10 (NIV)

"Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever. Amen."  1 Peter 4:10-11 (NIV)

What gifts has God given to you?

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Elizabeth Scheibl is a former intern and current Resident Supervisor at New Beginnings. She is still an English major and History minor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. In her spare time, she likes reading, writing, and standing on chairs and singing.

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What Volunteering at New Beginnings-A Home for Mothers Means To Me.

11/6/2017

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​What does volunteering mean to you? In Matthew 5:16 we are told, “In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Volunteering at New Beginnings means much more to me than doing a good deed. Yes, I get to glorify my Father in heaven but I feel like there is even more to that.  Volunteering at New Beginnings means that I get the opportunity to serve others while making a difference in someone's life. I feel like when I serve at New Beginnings, I am letting my light shine by proclaiming the Word of God to mothers to help them grow in their faith which is a wonderful blessing. Jesus was the ultimate servant when it comes to helping others and in effort to mirror Him, I will do what I can as a humble servant to do the same. 
LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE
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Not only do I get to share my faith here at New Beginnings but I am also able to provide a listening ear without judgment to all of the mothers. Sometimes, it can be hard for people to share their feelings especially when they are constantly feeling judged. My goal is to give those people a listening ear and make them feel comfortable. Along with listening with an open ear comes making close connections. When you get to know someone, you figure out you have more in common than you think. One connection I have already made is that one mother and I grew up in the same town for seventeen years and out of all of the places we could have ended up, we met each other here at New Beginnings! An amazing benefit about volunteering is that some day those close connections can lead to lifelong friendships. 

When I graduate from Wisconsin Lutheran College, my goal is to become a neonatal/OB nurse. I feel like New Beginnings gives me the opportunity to use my passion of caring for mothers and their babies and I could not be more thankful. Besides, who wouldn’t want to play and cuddle with the biggest blessings life has to offer?
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Galatians 5:13, “You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love.”
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Quinna Koch joined the New Beginnings Volunteer Family early October of 2017.  She volunteers as Home Assistant and helps out with evening devotions.  She is currently attending WLC to become a nurse and is using her skills and knowledge to connect with the mothers and babies here.  She is also gaining experience for her future.

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God Will Provide

10/30/2017

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​There are numerous Bible passages that tell us that God will provide and give examples when God has provided.  This week I am reminded that God provides.  God is with us even when we feel hopeless, frustrated, and confused.  God is always with us even when we find ourselves down a different life journey than we expected.  God has a plan for you and it does not mean life will be easy, but He will be with us always.  
I am glad that my life is in God’s hands, because God has a better understanding than I do of which college I should attend, or graduate school, or how I need to manage my time with my animals and with other people in my life.  I make mistakes and God is awesome and righteous because He does not make mistakes.  I would be much more content if I remembered that God is trustworthy and I able to lean on Him and not my own understanding.  I know that God is good and faithful and that He is three persons in one.  I need more time with Him so that I can build my faith and trust in Him solely.  Knowledge is knowing some information, but wisdom comes from God and puts the knowledge into action.  I need more faith from God, to know that He will, has, and is removing my sin from me and that I can trust that my life is not mine, but His. ​​
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Have I not commanded you?

​God says, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord you God will be with you wherever you go.” (NIV Joshua 1:9).  I have been trying to understand Psalm 127 since the beginning of August this year which is about laboring in vain unless God supports the labor and a few more ideas that I am wrapping my mind around and trying to understand. In short, I want to grow in my relationship with God and pray more and worry less.  
I see several other believers around me and they encourage me by their faith, which God has given them.  I desire to grow closer to God in a fellowship of other believers and encourage them to grow closer to the LORD and not only know how awesome He is, but have faith that He will never leave you or forsake you.
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Elyse Kipfer was an intern at New Beginnings July through September of 2017 and is now a current Resident Supervisor at New Beginnings. She is a Psychology Major and Communication Minor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. She aspires to be a Christian counselor for victims of sexual violence. Her free time consists spending time with her horse, dog, family, and friends. Furthermore, she enjoys having deep conversations and digging into God’s Word. ​

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Talent Is Treasure

10/11/2017

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“This little light of mine/I’m gonna let it shine,”[1] These are familiar words, and have even been used as a children’s song, but how often do we stop to think about what it really means? God made each of us with a gift, and he wants us to use it. Whether our gift is writing, making friends, doing arts and crafts, singing, exploring science, or ministering, we have our gifts for a reason.
[1] https://genius.com/Traditional-folk-this-little-light-of-mine-lyrics
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​Sometimes, in the grand scheme of things, your gift may not feel all that special. Friends come and go, feelings are hurt by a family member, and even the most well thought-out plans don’t work out.  On some days, our gifts themselves may not even seem that great. Fortunately, however, God has a plan when even carefully crafted plans go awry. 
There is a quote about talents which goes, “If you have talent, use it in every way possible. Don’t hoard it. Don’t dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly like a millionaire intent on going broke.”[1] God didn’t intend for us to keep our talents for ourselves. He gave every single one of us a light to shine on this dark world.
[1] http://www.art-quotes.com/getquotes.php?catid=301&numcats=372#.WddwEVtSzIU
Do you know what your talent is? Spend it. Invest in it. Use it every day. Share it with others in your church and/or worship group, or outside in the world. Thank the God who gave it to you. No matter what happens in your life, God will be there for you, and He will guide you in using your talent for His glory. If you’re ever not sure what to do with the talent that is your “light” to the world, or how to use it, remember this quote: “Out there in the dark/I’m gonna let it shine/Let it shine/Let it shine/Let it shine.”[1]
[1] https://genius.com/Traditional-folk-this-little-light-of-mine-lyrics
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Elizabeth Scheibl is a former intern and current Resident Supervisor at New Beginnings. She is still an English major and History minor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. In her spare time, she likes reading, writing, and standing on chairs and singing.

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