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> Christians can sometimes be outright disgusting. Makes me wish I was part
> of the Cherokee tribe. Come on. A church who can afford to put some
> preacher on the radio but can't help a family with a dying child and in a
> real need? I know there are many folks everwhere in real need, but this is
> obviously not your average need. as long as they were sinning anyhow, they
> could have at least had the curtesy to lie and say their dollars for
> helping non-members was gone for the year, or they were broke or something.
> I pray that cherokee chief, if not a Christian, I hope he is to help save
> face, but if not, I hope he finds favor as Rahab did. (spelling??).
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> At 02:56 PM 2/25/2005, you wrote:
> >Two major developments.
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> >First, the untreatable bacteria in Jennifer's lungs is slowly diminishing.
> >So much so, that their doctor said it is time to stretch our faith. He took
> >Jennifer off her I V and said she could leave the hospital for one week to
> >see how she is doing. They called a local church in the Tulsa, Oklahoma
> >area with which they are familiar and that they buy tapes from often because
> >the pastor is on the radio. The church is called Church On The Move. They
> >explained that they were looking for a home or small house or even a house
> >trailer which they could possibly rent for a few weeks. They explained they
> >were not employed at the moment because of the situation of round the clock
> >care of their daughter and they explained they lived 100 miles away and the
> >doctor wanted them no more than 15 minutes away. This church said they only
> >help members of their own church and couldn't help them. Wouldn't help is a
> >better word to use I think. Anyhow, George's wife is half Cherokee and she
> >works in a local clinic back home. Vivian's sister works for the Cherokee
> >tribe organization and the nation wrote them a check for 500 dollars
> >recently. When the chief of the Cherokee nation learned they needed a
> >house, he gave them an address and told them they could live in that house
> >for as long as they needed.
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> >Wednesday, George was getting his hair cut in the hospital when the Lord
> >spoke to him and said, I'm getting you a house. They were unaware of the
> >final arrangements by the chief of the Cherokee nation there in that part of
> >Oklahoma. George went back to his daughter's room and his wife said they
> >has arrangements were finalized and they could live in it full time for as
> >long as was needed.
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> >In the next couple of days, their doctor will be setting everything up in
> >the house that they will need to care for Jennifer and he will be sending
> >his own people from his office who handle respatory therapy for that part of
> >it when she needs it. If she does well the first week, he will put her back
> >in the hospital for observation and if that all goes well, he will expand
> >her stay in the home to two weeks and so on.
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> >The house is exactly 13 minutes from the hospital and doctor said no more
> >than 15 minutes distance from the hospital. The house is two stories with a
> >big garage and sits on a full acre of ground. It has a 50 foot by 15 foot
> >sun room on the back of the house and a deck which almost goes half way
> >around the house. It is fully furnished. It is a house the leader of the
> >Cherokee was trying to sell which he owns but since the market is slow, he
> >took it off the market for now.
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> >Phil.
> >I flew Kites With Jesus
> >www.safeplacefellowship.com
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