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I was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador. I came to the USA when I was 14 yrs old. I grew up in Queens, NY, the best thing second to the Lord are my children 4 of them, 2 boys and 2 girls and one beautiful granddaughter all of whom I'm very proud to have because they are the best thing that happened to me and I thank God for giving me 5 treasures. I'm very blessed to have them. God bless them in a Mighty and Powerful way. Through all my toils and snares, His Amazing Grace reached out to me and Saved me. I admit, it hasn't been a bed of roses, but one thing I know for sure is that God is not finished with me yet. This is only the very beginning of what the Lord is doing in my life. The best is yet to come. I just pray that the Lord gives me good health, endurance, perseverance to resist what is yet to come and also to be able to savor the good things He has for me and my loved ones. I have 3 younger brothers and an unending family line. As much as humans complain in our nature, I can say God has been good to me and my loved ones. This section I give all the credit to the Lord, by myself I would not have been able to do any of it. The Lord put in my heart to finish what I started and attended Nyack College. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education and Bible Studies. It wasn't easy to have 4 children, work full time and go to school. Later, The Lord put me to work with children in the secular as well as spiritual realm. I worked for the Board of Education in NYC for over 18 years as a teacher's assistant and volunteered at the local church working with children in Sunday School, Children's Ministry locally as well as regionally. Held several positions within the church and organization it belonged. Now the Lord willed to bring me to Texas to fulfill a calling and a mission and that is what I intend to do. I presently live in Austin, Texas.

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Pub dateOct 17, 2014
ISBN-101498409199
ISBN-139781498409193
LanguageEnglish
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