July 17, 2007 - Letters

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July 30, 2007

We would like to send our condolences to Alicia Becton who lost her father this week. Please keep her and her family in your prayers.

Okay, I have refrained for a month or more from saying anything, so I think it is time. At the end of June our dog Truman of 12-plus years saw his end. I have to admit since I have lost both of my parents that I really did not expect to feel a whole lot of loss for my dog, even though I thought he was great--but I did. He was a wonderful pet for our family and it was hard for all of us.

To help ease the loss and hurt we ended up doing what I didn't really expect to do so soon--we got a puppy. We named him Frodo…here is a picture of him and you can be the judge to see if he is helping us with our loss!

Re: "We Hope To Shock the City of Charlotte"

This is the greatest thing I've ever heard! I'm so glad to see that we are finally putting some action into everything that has been preached. I have never been in such full support of something. I just hate that I won't be able to attend NAYC this year.

Kimberly Rigney, Mississippi

Re: "Soul vs. Symphony"

I enjoyed reading the article by Shannon Dunlap. It so happens I was the piano/organ/keyboard player (depending on what I was playing at the time) when Shannon was growing up. Shannon never showed much interest in music at that time, but I hear she is quite accomplished at the present. Shannon has always been devoted to God. It is a pleasure to read her article and know that dedicated young people contribute to this website.

Tammy Sotherden, Indiana

Re: "From the Dust of the Ground: An Untold Tale from Wife Swap"

Wow! There are no limitations to what God wants to do. “Who am I to say what tools He can and will use” should be a question we all ask ourselves. Do we want revival only if it is our way? I know a God whose truth will endure forever and the changing times will not change Him, but He can do all things and whatever He wants to do to save souls I want to be a part of. Thanks for the encouragement to be bold in all aspects of an Apostolic Pentecostal's life.

Name Withheld, Texas

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