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It is possible to earn your college/university degree and on Commencement have them, "Paid." This is my, Alicia J. Alexander's story. May I motivate you?
![For Immediate Release:
The Image Works Corporation
300 Waterman Avenue #12
East Providence, RI 02914-3539
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Contact: Alicia J. Alexander
Phone: (401) 714-0204
Web: Imagewerkscorp.wordpress.com
Re: Thank you, God!
(East Providence, RI USA, Wednesday, July 09, 2014) Greetings, I am a “by Faith” Naturalized
American citizen (October 27, 2011) who immigrated to the United States of America on January
25, 1971. My parents and I (at age 2.5) landed and resided in Boston, MA. Here my “By Faith”
experienced began. The reason why I share this is because I am a Media Communication
professional who as a teenager was an avid Media viewer of “Faith TV.” I loved receiving the life
words and still do! CBN especially, Attorney Jay Sekulow, and others were my inspiration. At the age
of 8 years, I met Jesus Christ via a R.W. Schambach in Boston, MA.
My experiential paradigm of Deuteronomy 30:19[NLT], “Today I have given you the choice
between life and death, between blessings and curses. I call on heaven and earth to witness the
choice you make. Oh, that you would choose life, that you and your descendants might live;”
regarding children who exit college bound programs within Public high schools. The genesis of this
thought comes from the resentment of the 1954 U.S. Supreme Brown v. Broad of Education. As a
schoolchild, I always felt that something happened in the 1950s that “caused a problem” in the
United States and certain class of people still were not happy with this action. Although, we have all
have experienced the joy of this decision that resentment has morphed into “hate” which manifests
itself in different pockets throughout The United Stated of America.
Personally, I attest: I graduated high school a virgin (as my daughter did, Thank you Lord for two
generations of purity). However, I did not make it to the end of my first semester without learning
about life the wrong way. To make a long story short, especially because I daily practice forgiveness,
I share there are many hidden truths about being a college bound student within a Public high
school. The one issue that I am vigilant about is the financial aid package. Education and truth must
be shared regarding debt and what Educational debt does to the United States.
It is written in the Word of God that the borrower is “slave” to the lender (Proverbs 22:7). Indeed,
this is true in financial aid packages for college bound freshman of colleges and universities in the
United States of America. I praise my God for my children. My first-born child allowed me to start
paying my student loans prior to commencement and today, I own two paid for degrees from,
Providence College, a very well established Rhode Island college. I am glad I chose life and continue
to choose life on a daily basis. God’s Word is Truth.
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- 1. For Immediate Release: The Image Works Corporation 300 Waterman Avenue #12 East Providence, RI 02914-3539 Thursday, July 10, 2014 Contact: Alicia J. Alexander Phone: (401) 714-0204 Web: Imagewerkscorp.wordpress.com Re: Thank you, God! (East Providence, RI USA, Wednesday, July 09, 2014) Greetings, I am a “by Faith” Naturalized American citizen (October 27, 2011) who immigrated to the United States of America on January 25, 1971. My parents and I (at age 2.5) landed and resided in Boston, MA. Here my “By Faith” experienced began. The reason why I share this is because I am a Media Communication professional who as a teenager was an avid Media viewer of “Faith TV.” I loved receiving the life words and still do! CBN especially, Attorney Jay Sekulow, and others were my inspiration. At the age of 8 years, I met Jesus Christ via a R.W. Schambach in Boston, MA. My experiential paradigm of Deuteronomy 30:19[NLT], “Today I have given you the choice between life and death, between blessings and curses. I call on heaven and earth to witness the choice you make. Oh, that you would choose life, that you and your descendants might live;” regarding children who exit college bound programs within Public high schools. The genesis of this thought comes from the resentment of the 1954 U.S. Supreme Brown v. Broad of Education. As a schoolchild, I always felt that something happened in the 1950s that “caused a problem” in the United States and certain class of people still were not happy with this action. Although, we have all have experienced the joy of this decision that resentment has morphed into “hate” which manifests itself in different pockets throughout The United Stated of America. Personally, I attest: I graduated high school a virgin (as my daughter did, Thank you Lord for two generations of purity). However, I did not make it to the end of my first semester without learning about life the wrong way. To make a long story short, especially because I daily practice forgiveness, I share there are many hidden truths about being a college bound student within a Public high school. The one issue that I am vigilant about is the financial aid package. Education and truth must be shared regarding debt and what Educational debt does to the United States. It is written in the Word of God that the borrower is “slave” to the lender (Proverbs 22:7). Indeed, this is true in financial aid packages for college bound freshman of colleges and universities in the United States of America. I praise my God for my children. My first-born child allowed me to start paying my student loans prior to commencement and today, I own two paid for degrees from, Providence College, a very well established Rhode Island college. I am glad I chose life and continue to choose life on a daily basis. God’s Word is Truth. ###