Dawn Reed is a journalist based in Louisville, Kentucky, focusing on local news and community stories. She has written for publications such as The Christian Index, Kentucky Today, Herald Dispatch, Logan Banner, and Williamson Daily News. Dawn's articles often explore topics related to faith, family, and personal reflections on life.
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Dawn Reed's articles primarily focus on opinion editorials and reviews related to family, Christian faith, and seasonal topics, with a specific emphasis on Christmas. If you're reaching out to her for potential contributions or story ideas, consider offering insights related to the themes of family dynamics during holidays, personal experiences that tie into Christian faith traditions during the holiday season, or reflections on cultural aspects of holidays like Christmas.
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Pharaoh, Pharaoh, oh baby let my people go. Hunh! If you sang that instead of just reading the words, you've been in church for a minute.
The words lamb, hyssop, blood , and outstretched arm have been spinning through my mind.
We can’t trust Dixie out of our sight. (Dixie is the eight-month-old puppy my beloved rescued a month ago.)
The struggle was real on Sunday morning. It was my turn to teach at the jail. We have been going to a prison or jail every week since 2006.
I was the worst piano student EVER. I was lazy, never wanting to practice, and to make it worse…I lied. Every week I told my piano teacher it had sounded
We're gearing up for Trunk or Treat. This year, I will be a dog. Our team's theme is D.O.G. - Depend on God.
God speaks. In the Bible, He spoke through angels, prophets, leaders, dreams, a burning bush, and even a donkey.
Apparently, our dog Dixie is afraid of the vacuum cleaner. I ran it before church last Sunday morning. Because she was scared, she had a conniption, barking loudly and lunging
We are about to enter the most wonderful time of the year. The combination of Thanksgiving and Christmas will have our hearts stirring and racing as we cook, shop, and celebrate.
We are about to enter the most wonderful time of the year.
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