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Amish Voice Conference Calls
(Past, Present, and Future)
Join us for a live conference call on the first
Sunday of every month at 8:00 p.m. EST.
Simply dial
(302) 202-1110
, and then enter
the conference code
409703
. Join us in
discussion or just listen to the call!
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UPCOMING DISCUSSIONS
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Sunday
Night,
December
04
:
Witnessing
Sunday Night, January 01:
Allowed or
Not for Christians?
Sunday Night, February 05
: Sam
Troyer Testimony
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PREVIOUS DISCUSSIONS
(RECORDED)
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If you missed any of our
previous conference call
discussions
, dial
(641) 715-3800
and enter code
89752
and listen to the recordings.
November—Victory in Jesus
October—Unity in Christ
September—Norma Miller Testimony:
Listen
to Norma Miller and her life-changing testimony.
You may know her from the articles she writes for
the Amish Voice. This month, she writes about
praying women on page four.
August—Power of Prayer:
We know that
prayer is important. We should pray often and
effectively. Have you seen God answer prayer in
your own life? Do you believe that God answers
prayer today?
July—Taking the Gospel to Others:
We should
take the Gospel to others, but what does that
mean? Are we obeying the command of Jesus to
take the Gospel into all the world?
June—The Return of Jesus:
J esus is coming
back, and soon. Are you ready?
A Journal of the Heart
A heart that is heavy. Do those who
carry such hearts know what
brought such sorrow? When they
wake up they’re filled with
loneliness and grief. At times their
sadness leaves. They laugh with
friends; they share their troubles.
Friends call them
kindred spirits,
but in the
quietness of
their
home,
when no
one
is
around but
God Himself,
the
grief
is
keenly felt. Then are
their hearts bleeding. There is a
deep longing within. It is such a
longing that it is indescribable. The
hills cannot hold their grief. The
very wind sighs because of the
sorrow they know that is within
those four walls.
They lift their eyes to the hills. Will
they ever get relief? They cry unto
God. Is He there? They find refuge
in Him.
1 Corinthians 2:15, 16:
But he that
is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he
himself is judged of no man. For
who hath known the mind of
the Lord, that he may
instruct
him?
But we have
the mind of
Christ.
These
writings of
the heart were
written before I
received memories
of my abuse, so I
couldn’t deal or start to heal of my
childhood abuse until many years
later. I fought feelings of despair,
turmoil, and grief, but did not know
why. So please keep this in mind
as more of my writings come.
Thank you for being patient!
—Grace
—By Grace
1. God wants spiritual fruit, not
religious nuts.
2. Dear God, I have a problem.
It's me.
3. There is no key to happiness.
The door is always open.
4. Silence
is
often
misinterpreted, but never
misquoted.
5. Do the math: count your
blessings.
6. Faith is the ability to not
panic.
7. If you worry, you didn't pray.
If you pray, don't worry.
8. As a child of God, prayer is
kind of like calling home
every day.
9. Blessed are the flexible, for
they shall not be bent out of
shape.
10. The most important thing in
your house is the people.
11. When we get tangled up in
our problems, be still. God
wants us to be still so He can
untangle the knot.
12. A grudge is a heavy thing to
carry.
13. He who dies with the most
toys is still dead.
A Few Lines of Wisdom