Harvesting a Life of Abundance
Hi, I’m Candyce. Many people call me Candi, but being called "Grami" by five of the sweetest grandkids ever delights me most. I’m a teacher, author, and follower of Jesus.
I enjoy traveling far and near, but Georgia is my home. My favorite place to visit is the beach, most any of them, but Destin, Florida is my favorite. Besides the beach (and the grands), I enjoy baseball (Go Braves!), football (UGA), hiking, and baking. I recently entered a love/hate relationship with golf. Life is such an adventure!
Most of all, I'm so very grateful that God never let me go. He's been there through the years—refining me, protecting me, helping me, teaching and guiding me along my journey of faith. My hope is to help readers discover the abundant life Jesus longs to provide. May you find inspiration and joy as you pursue a closer walk with Him.
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