Alumna Tracy Dunn Speaks at STS Women Together

On Wednesday, September 22, STS alumna Tracy Dunn (’21) addressed the monthly gathering of STS Women Together. The gathering was livestreamed on Zoom so that students and wives from each STS location could participate. Tracy spoke on the pertinent topic of “Treasuring Our Time.” She stated, “Our days are limited to a mere 24 hours. Yet, God’s Word has limitless provision. When the taxation of lapsed time, the constant anxiety of urgent actions, and the face of false fulfillment reign, a warning sign alarms. We need the reaffirmation of the truths God has gifted us. We need to delight in the irreplaceable peace discovered in treasuring our time.”

Watch her message in its entirety here.

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