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Carolyn Tomlin

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Using Sheep as Lawn Mowers: Do Sheep Eat Grass?

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By Carolyn Tomlin
| GRIT Verified
Do sheep eat grass? They eat the weeds and grass and remove leaves from plants they can reach. Try a new lawn care routine by using sheep as lawn mowers. When Bart Gilmer of Falcon Ridge Farm married his wife, Becky, his father-in-law not only gave his daughter away, but he also gave the couple a wedding gift of four sheep. With these four wooly animals, the young couple started a petting zoo as part of their farm events throughout the year.
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How churches can receive grant funding

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By Carolyn Tomlin
| The Alabama Baptist Verified
Churches should think of grants as a different type of fundraising, a type provided by foundations. This article will help small churches understand funding from local and community foundations and corporate support. First Baptist Church Elm Mott, Texas, about 10 miles north of Waco on Interstate 35, needed funds for a repair project after part of the ceiling in the activities center collapsed. Subscribe to The Alabama Baptist today! SIGN UP for our weekly Highlights emails.
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Saving the preborn and spreading the gospel

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By Carolyn Tomlin
| The Baptist Paper
In the last 50 years, the pro-life movement has grown in the United States. Data shows there are 2,700 pro-life pregnancy centers across America (lozierinstitute.org). These centers go by names such as Birth Choice, Sav-A-Life and others, but they have the same purpose. They all seek to help women who are experiencing unplanned pregnancies to choose life by introducing them to their precious babies in the womb. For more stories at your doorstep, subscribe to The Baptist Paper.
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