http://www.5minutesforfaith.com/576/baptism/ 5 Minutes for Faith Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:06:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.5minutesforfaith.com/576/baptism/comment-page-1/#comment-8735 Kim Cumbie Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:50:25 +0000 http://www.5minutesforfaith.com/?p=576#comment-8735 Carol, THanks so much for this...we have dear brothers and sisters in Reynosa, Mexico. We always count it a privilege to worship with them in Espanol. (BYW, Gilberto tells us that Spanish will the official language in Heaven!) We have not seen them since 2006 and do miss them so. Your sweet story reminds me that the Lord is always at work, everywhere, calling His children to Him. Just amazing!! Kimberly Carol,
THanks so much for this…we have dear brothers and sisters in Reynosa, Mexico. We always count it a privilege to worship with them in Espanol. (BYW, Gilberto tells us that Spanish will the official language in Heaven!) We have not seen them since 2006 and do miss them so. Your sweet story reminds me that the Lord is always at work, everywhere, calling His children to Him. Just amazing!!
Kimberly

]]> http://www.5minutesforfaith.com/576/baptism/comment-page-1/#comment-8734 Gail Barber Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:45:18 +0000 http://www.5minutesforfaith.com/?p=576#comment-8734 Carol I enjoyed your message today. We had a similiar experience when we went to Hong Kong . WE went to a church that met over a store on a busy street. Uncle Glen and Aunt Polly took us there. The songs we could catch the message of and the sermon was in Manderin and translated to Cantonese so none of the words could we figure out but the way we felt the spirit of God will stay in our minds forever. Thanks for sharing your story and reminding me of my experience. YOU are doing a wonderful job in crafting your stories. You have so much to tell. Keep it up. I am sure it is hard being the mother of a busy household and a writer. Have a good week and keep sharing. Thanks Gail Carol I enjoyed your message today. We had a similiar experience when we went to Hong Kong . WE went to a church that met over a store on a busy street. Uncle Glen and Aunt Polly took us there. The songs we could catch the message of and the sermon was in Manderin and translated to Cantonese so none of the words could we figure out but the way we felt the spirit of God will stay in our minds forever. Thanks for sharing your story and reminding me of my experience. YOU are doing a wonderful job in crafting your stories. You have so much to tell. Keep it up. I am sure it is hard being the mother of a busy household and a writer. Have a good week and keep sharing.
Thanks Gail

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