I am weeping with you. And rejoicing that our God is the defender of the needy, the redeemer of all things broken. Pray on, Deb! Praying for you and so glad Pastor Dwight was healthy.
We are praying for you and the lives you will touch in so many important ways. And praying for Seth too! Don't bring too many home!
Love you,
Lori
May 17, 2010 4:35 PM
Yesterday, we had a great church service in a small village. There was a lot of worship and singing and dancing and offering and teaching (by Pastor Dwight). I loved it. The little church was packed. People just kept coming! And there were hundreds of kids. We started sitting them on our laps because there was no more room.`After Dwight taught, we invited folks to come forward to pray. Sarah and I prayed together for at least half a dozen women. The first woman that approached us was a sweet woman who appeared to be in her 50s or 60s, but after I met her children later, I'm not so sure. I asked her, "what do you want prayer for?" All she said was, "AIDS." Bam. That hit me like a load of bricks. As she started to weep, I started to bawl. How do I pray for someone with AIDS, Lord? Help! I know the answer, and I prayed like I've never prayed before. For healing from the top of her head to the soles of her feet. I prayed and prayed. And she wept. It was powerful and wrenching. I will never forget her and I will pray on.
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Close this window Jump to comment formI am weeping with you. And rejoicing that our God is the defender of the needy, the redeemer of all things broken. Pray on, Deb! Praying for you and so glad Pastor Dwight was healthy.
May 17, 2010 2:13 PM
Deb,
We are praying for you and the lives you will touch in so many important ways. And praying for Seth too! Don't bring too many home!
Love you,
Lori
May 17, 2010 4:35 PM