By Rachel Turner2022-06-30T09:09:00
“Are you okay? You look tired.” My husband leaned forward with a concerned look on his face.
I didn’t know how to answer.
“Yes, I’m fine. Sort of. It’s just…a lot. I have to plan the rota, record the register and plan for the July age. Then I have that budget meeting that I have to prep for, and the email to parents I have to do…”
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By Mina Munns is the founder of Flame: Creative Children’s Ministry www.flamecreativekids.blogspot.co.uk
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