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					<description><![CDATA[putting names to faces… &#160;Roger and Lyn (Lynette) Bentson are &#8220;California escapees&#8221; who arrived in Hot Springs on July 30th, 2015. We fell in love with Hot Springs in 1991, on a family trip to Aberdeen, when it became a steadfast dream to retire here someday.&#160; We love it here, and haven&#8217;t looked back! Though [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>&nbsp;Roger and Lyn (Lynette) Bentson are &#8220;California escapees&#8221; who arrived in Hot Springs on July 30th, 2015. We fell in love with Hot Springs in 1991, on a family trip to Aberdeen, when it became a steadfast dream to retire here someday.&nbsp; We love it here, and haven&#8217;t looked back!</p>



<p>Though Roger and I have been married since 1982, we never had children, hence no grandchildren.&nbsp;In fact, few relatives, period.&nbsp; So, friends are important!</p>



<p>My main career has been as a First Grade teacher. I taught 11 years in Christian schools, which I loved.&nbsp; Family and other changes led me into becoming a &#8220;dyslexia specialist&#8221; and tutor in 2003, which I also love. If you are concerned about a child of average or better intelligence who somehow has difficulty with reading, writing, etc., please ask me if I can help!&nbsp;This is definitely my area of strength.</p>



<p>I was raised in a lukewarm Methodist church which really didn&#8217;t teach the gospel clearly.&nbsp;I DO remember my Dad reading to me from The Golden Bible for Children,&nbsp;(I still love the pictures), and I think he must have prayed for me.&nbsp;I had a vision of Jesus and John 3:16 when I was in 4th grade.&nbsp;I didn&#8217;t understand it, but I somehow knew Jesus was important at that moment.&nbsp;I finally &#8220;got it&#8221; at a Youth work camp in my senior year (Yuma Indian Mission), and gave my life to Jesus one night.&nbsp;The next morning, when I woke up, I knew something was different, in a major way. That first year as a Christian was great!</p>



<p>Since then it&#8217;s been a varied and interesting walk, some highs, some lows.&nbsp;We&#8217;ve experienced a number of different &#8220;flavors&#8221; of Christianity.&nbsp; A big take-away&#8230;.&#8221;integrity trumps hyper-spirituality every time.&#8221;&nbsp;Though I&#8217;d like a little more &#8220;freedom&#8221; in worship expression, what I love about Calvary Baptist (well, the <em>people</em>, of course!) is Pastor Matt&#8217;s well-thought-out messages, and especially how he goes in depth with the Old Testament books.&nbsp;My current Biblical interest is looking at ancient prophecy and how it is being fulfilled before our eyes right now!</p>
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