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Practicing Faith
Thomas Kolesa, WWII Veteran who penned his first book, The Word, at 91 years of age, explains how he practices his faith. Source: Practicing Faith
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Is God Up to Something?
I walked into the church expecting the same old thing. The finely polished band would entertain us for forty minutes; announcements of upcoming events and the offering received. A few more songs to set the mood before the pastor shared … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings, Christian, church, corruption, George McLean, God, microphone, monotony, persecution, prayer partner, repentance, revival, Teena Myers, testimony, testimony service, the congregation, worship leader
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From Surgery to Cosmetics
Look in Testimonies for part 1 God “Wants You in His Hands” and part 2 “I Want You To Do It” of Christine’s story. The weight of working full-time as a surgery nurse and running a ministry growing by leaps … Continue reading
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I Want You To Do It
Christine’s salvation instantly transformed her life. Her family thought she had lost her mind. The fits of anger and despair were gone. Filthy language no longer flowed from her lips like sewage. The woman who washed their clothes and cooked … Continue reading
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A Call to Action
Christine Collier, author of My New Life Now Curriculum for people seeking freedom from addictions talks about her call to ministry.
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God Wants You in His Hands
When I received an email about permanent make-up, I was mildly interested. I knew Christine Collier, the sender of the email, from the Southern Christian Writers Guild. She is the author of My New Life NOW: Recovery Course. I also … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, alcoholism, apprenticeship, author, Bella, Board of Health, Christians, Christine Collier, drunk, eyebrows, Fort Worth, gunpoint, Jesus, liquor, make-up artist, marijuana, Mississippi, My New Life Now, nurse, pastor, peace, permanent make-up, pills, Presbyterian Church, Recovery Course, Registered Nurse, regulations, rejection, robbery, Salvation, Southern Christian Writers Guild, surgery, Teena Myers, testimony, Valium, verbal abuse, weed, workaholics
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Women Keep Silent in the Church?
I recently read a Facebook note titled “Women Keep Silent in the Church?” by Pastor Jerry Davis. Clever title! If a man read it thinking he would find ammunition to keep women out of the ministry, he might have a … Continue reading
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Tagged book, Christian, church, Embassy Church, Houston, Jerry Davis, minister, Ministry, New Orleans, pastor, publishing, Teena Myers, Texas, Whitaker House
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