April,

Thanks for those thoughts.  God bless you as you return to work today.

I snuck in a couple extra days off this week but will go back tomorrow and
Friday to cover for our team and to call any families of teens who may have
had trouble over Christmas.  This is a hard time of year for many of the
teens and families I work with because most don't know how to be a real
family, and most don't have Jesus.  Please pray for them if you get a
minute.


JulieMelton
visit me at
www.heart-and-music.com
Keep smiling!


----- Original Message -----
From: "April Reisinger" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2005 6:02 AM
Subject: Good morning everybody!


> Well, tomorrow it's back to work for me, but as for today, I have time to
> write.  Kathy, I'm so happy for you and Greg and for Chris.  May God work
> a
> mighty moving in his soul!  Where in Michigan are you from?
>
> Rhonda, that was a beautiful poem.  You are most blessed of God to be able
> to articulate your thoughts in such pretty word pictures.
>
> Vicky, may those involved in mistreating your dog find themselves
> convicted
> by an almighty God for doing this, and may you find peace in the hands of
> Daddy God when you ride that bus!
>
> Pat, Vernon will fix that island, your kitchen will be beautiful, and
> you'll
> entertain Vergie when she comes there are all will be behind you.
> *Loving*
>
> Peg, let's get over that cold now and get your energy up and flowing
> again.
> I hope the rest did you good.  You're in my prayers.
>
> Ned, you write so eloquently and express your thoughts so understandably.
> I
> pray you and your son will have a restoration and he will be badck in
> church
> also.
>
> Vinnie, you'll love the Chronicles of Narnia.  I truly want to see the
> moovie and hope I get to do that soon.
>
> Amy, I know that your family's bitter struggles are on the heart of our
> almighty Father who is the surpreme Family Counselor.  He'll give you the
> comfort and strength you need, and I'll be praying for you, your mom and
> your dad through this ordeal.
>
> Sharon, I'm glad you had a good Christmas, Hon, and I enjoy your posts.
>
> Vergie, get over those nasty ear aches and that ugly cold.  Then when you
> feel like flying, go, baby go!
>
> Karen, I like your tag line that says you'd rather live as if there is a
> God.  And I like some of the other ones you have shown on your notes.
> *Smile*
>
> Brad, what can I say?  You put it all down for all to see.  You, like
> Rhonda, are a clear writer and I enjoy reading your notes.  *Smile*  And I
> miss chatting with you.
>
> David, I am praying for that nasty shoulder pain you're having.  And I'm
> also praying that you don't need surgery on that rotater cup!  May God
> heal
> you with medication and more!  He can, you know.  And stay off ramps, will
> you?  Psst!  And don't eat too much pie now!  I've about had my fill of
> Swis
> steak and gravy, hahaha.
>
> Julie, I like your web site.  I've been there a few times.  Someday I'm
> gonna learn how to do that and put up some of my writings.
>
> Phil, listen!  My heart is with you and I love you to pieces.  You and
> Sandy
> are special people, like our E-Pastor and Mrs. E-Pastor.  May God continue
> to use you during 2006 and may we all grown closer together and appreciate
> you more and more!
>
> To all of you, and to those whom I missed in my thoughts,  I do love you
> and
> cherish your friendship and can't wait to meet you in eternity.  May all
> of
> us have a prosperous new year and realize that we are just a heartbeat
> away
> from eternity!
>
> In The SonLight of God's Love,
>
> April
>