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What choices are you making this year for your health?
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What choices are you making this year for your health?

A graphic inviting your church to share their health goals for the year and encourage one another along the way.

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Caption ideas

  • We want to hear those healthy resolutions to help each other out!
  • Our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. How are you taking care of it in 2024?

Keywords

Mental Health, Health, 1 Corinthians, New Year

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