Sharon,

That's great.  Hope you and the other Christians there can support each
other.  I also pray that if the guy is not a Christian, he'll come to know
Jesus.  God can use us wherever we are.



JulieMelton
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Keep smiling!





>From: Sharon Hooley <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Echurch-USA The Electronic Church
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Something Good
>Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:26:00 -0700
>
>Hi guys!
>
>Yes, there are terrible things going on in this world, but God is still at
>work.  Something good happened today at Daybreak.  One of the clients, who
>happens to be going blind, tried to read something to our group this
>morning.  He was not allowed to read it during group sessions because it
>was
>about God, so he read it before it started.  I think it was from a church
>that had a live manger scene that he visited.  The message was about the
>true meaning of Christmas.  It said that Jesus Christ is the best gift of
>all because of salvation for us.  It even said that although Christmas
>doesn't seem to be a good time to talk about Hell, but this was important,
>because Christ came to save us from Hellfire.  It quoted Ephesians where it
>says that we are saved by grace through faith.  I ride with this guy going
>to and from Daybreak.  On the way home, he read it to the driver, who is a
>Christian.  The driver agreed that it is the basic message, and a lady who
>also goes to Daybreak agreed too, although she is a "stormin Mormon."  The
>guy said that nobody was listening when he read it this morning, but the
>Holy Spirit can still work.  I'm not sure if he is a Christian himself.
>There are several of us Christians there, and I know some others who have
>gone to various day treatment programs.  Wouldn't it be wonderful if we
>would have our own support group, and if all of them would feel comfortable
>about Theophostic Prayer Ministry, and hearing the Lord speak to them
>personally?
>
>Sharon