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Mt. Salus Q&A
What is one of the most valuable lessons
your mother or grandmother has ever taught you?
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Selah Sanford - 1st grade
When I am angry, my mom will tell me to not be
angry and have self control over my emotions and
to calm down.
Rebecca Gregory - 2nd grade
One of the lessons I have learned might be you can’t
get whatever you want, because we need to make
wise decisions with what we have and not spend it
on whatever we want.
William Addington - K4
Katherine Addington - K5
(brother and sister)
How to catch and throw a softball and baseball.
Eric Savidge - 2nd grade
How to do the dishes and how to clean up
after yourself.
Riyoko Hoskins - 7th grade
Your only competition is yourself.
Don’t worry about other people.
Nash Mellon - 3rd grade
Be nice to others, even if they are mean to you.
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Cassidy Gordan - 4th grade
Just because people are mean to you, that doesn’t
mean you have to be mean back to them.
Ruby Kayser - 5th grade
Always study for tests.
Brayden Jackson - 7th grade
Treat others like you want to be treated.
Favor Dixon - 7th grade
Don’t buy something for somebody that you
wouldn’t buy for yourself.
John Michael Turner - 12th grade
My mother always said to me that you need to do
these three things. Whenever you are stressed about
something or unsure, you need to pray, plan, and give
yourself some grace. And then you can take the action
on from there. That’s what she always told me.
Caitlynn Wiegand - 12th grade
I would say that my mom has taught me not to
procrastinate. I am a huge procrastinator, and
she has said the longer you put something off,
the more difficult it becomes to complete.
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Caroline Oswald - 7th grade
My identity in Christ, you shouldn’t fear anything in this
world, nothing is to fear.
Hawkins Moran - 4th grade
Love others even though they might have done bad
things to other people.
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Kayleigh Gray - 9th grade
I think the most valuable lesson my mother has taught
me is to always pray, whether you are stressed, in a
bad or good mood, to just pray, and to put God first.
Chase Goode - 8th grade
To treat others how you want to be treated.
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Kynslee Carr - K3
Cooking bacon.
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