The 700 Club - February 24, 2017
Ruby Bridges remembers the day that changed America when, as a six-year-old, she became a Civil Rights hero just by walking to school. Plus, author Vicki Rose shares about the benefits of sticking with a broken marriage.
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FILLING THE VOID Vicki met Billy, both 24, in their residential building and were married on February 4, 1977. “I thought if I got married and had enough money, I would be happy,” says Vicki.
“When we turned the corner, I saw all of these people." November 14, 1960 – it was six-year-old Ruby Bridges’ first day of school at William Frantz Elementary in New Orleans. Ruby says, “I remember them chanting, ‘2, 4, 6, 8, we don't want to integrate!'" It had been six years since the U.S.
On Easter Sunday 2015, Lynne fell while stepping out of her truck. She recalls, “I ended up bracing my fall with the arm.
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Fifty percent of all marriages, both Christian and non-Christian, end in divorce. More than half of divorces are filed by women due to unfulfilled marital expectations and a lack of guidance.Download
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