OO Pat.  Can I have some of that pop corn?  Yum!

Re getting over things back in past.  My comment is not meant to be
offensive to people who say let by gones be by gones.  But given the choice,
I would think that most people would rather "get over" troublesome things in
the past if they could.  But sometimes others are needed in the process.

Vicki

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pat Ferguson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 8:14 PM
Subject: Comments from a friend to something I said


> Dear Loving EChurch Family,
>
> I want your opinion on something.
>
> I was talking to our friend Marilynn today, and I told her about my
> sessions with Phil last week and this week. I told her that Phil is doing
> the Intercessory prayer sessions to help me, and how it works. I told her
> that I felt it was going very well. She thought that was grate, and that
> she was glad we are doing this. Then, when I told her that we were going
> way back in my past when I was little, she told me this: and I quote. "Why
> don't you just forget about what happened in the past and get over it.
That
> was 50 years ago." End of quote.
>
> That comment she made kind of hurt my feelings. I didn't say anything.
>
> I really believe that these prayer sessions with Phil are going very well,
> and I really am happy I made that first phone call to Phil. He is helping
> me, and he is so kind and loving about everything. I think Intercessory
> prayer is great, and he is an excellent minister.
>
> So, folks, if you haven't made that phone call to Phil, you might want to
> do so. <smile>
>
> Thank You Lord for Phil and the knowledge, faith, understanding,
> compassion, love, and wisdom You have given him.
>
> Love and Blessings,
> Pat Ferguson who has popcorn waiting down stairs
>