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		<title>E3 Partners ministry stresses importance of putting Christ first</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2009 04:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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International (MNN) &#8212; A ministry of <a href=".../.../groups/E3P">E3 Partners</a>  is coming<br />
alongside struggling and hurting individuals to help them find a purpose in<br />
life and establish Christian community.
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According to their Web site, &quot;<em>I Am Second</em> is a movement where<br />
significance in life is a shared value among people of all kinds. Actors.<br />
Athletes. Musicians. Business leaders. Your next-door neighbor.&quot;
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The ministry helps people who have come out of destructive<br />
lifestyles or stopped believing lies connect with other people who are<br />
struggling with the same issues. These mentors then stress the importance of making<br />
Christ the main and first focus of your life and making yourself second.
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They also<br />
emphasize that by being second to Christ, individuals are much more valued than their social<br />
status or worldly systems view them. As second, followers of Christ are<br />
co-heirs with Christ in the kingdom of heaven, as stated in Romans 8:17.
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In addition to this, they point out the second chance Christ<br />
offers to individuals who have made mistakes in their past.
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&quot;You&#39;ll discover those who&#39;ve tried to go it alone and<br />
failed, yet still found a life full of hope, peace and fulfillment,&quot; according<br />
to their Web site, IAmSecond.com.
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<em>I Am Second</em> also offers groups in local communities for<br />
individuals to become involved with and form a support group. Through this,<br />
they emphasize the importance of Christ-centered community and how much<br />
individuals need each other.
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The <em>I Am Second</em> Web site also offers 24-hour support by phone, chat or<br />
e-mail.
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To join a group or check out their support line, visit<br />
<a href="http://www.iamsecond.com/#/home/">iamsecond.com</a>.</p>
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