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Carol,
Mari and I will join you in praying for your sister. But right now,
Mari says her bed is looking better and better, and ya know what? So
is mine. It's cold right in front of the window in the living room!
It's only 55 degrees Fahrenheit this morning.
LOVE AND GOD'S MANY, MANY BLESSINGS,
Reeva Parry.
At 04:17 PM 7/8/2006, Carol Pearson said:
>Yeah, I read a book about praying for those who hurt us and actually
>started to put it into practise. I soon found I couldn't pray much
>before . . . well, um! Anyway, the more I prayed, the more I found
>I could pray and then God did something very wonderful for me and
>gave me such an overwhelming sense of real bowels of mercy for this
>one that I couldn't look at her the same way again. My heart breaks
>for her many times, but I'm able to want hertruly blessed and
>happy! Oh, I'm talking about my sister and so far she's not blessed
>and not truly happy either. She isn't a Christian and has just gone
>through a messy divorce. She chooses never to contact me at all and
>I hear only very very occasionally via my brother.
>
>Now, who wants to join me in praying for her?
>
>--
>Carol
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