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Welcome Carla

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Welcome Carla
Adam, host of the No Day Wasted podcast, welcomed Carla Stutenroth onto his team recently as an Administrative Assistant. A long time friend of the Settle family, Carla was excited to join Adam in assisting with not only the podcast work itself, but also with the organization, logistics, and correspondence that are involved with Adam’s work and travels.
Carla and her husband Tim, of 36 years, live in Pennsylvania and have been friends with the Settles for decades. They attended the same church and their two daughters also went to the same school with the Settle children. “It’s been very rewarding to get to know Adam as a young adult and to see his heart for befriending, praying for and supporting so many people from all over the world. “

When Adam and his mother, Annette, asked Carla for help with the logistics of the growing project, it took no time at all for her to say “yes’! She hopes to travel with them someday but in the meantime she loves being a part of what God is doing and helping tell the stories. She is also part of a Tying Vines prayer team near her home in Pennsylvania. 

Welcome to the Tying Vines family, Carla! 
We are glad you are here.

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