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Hello Mr. Phelps,
Thank you for teaching the basic truths about prayer. I enjoyed hearing about Coach Lombardi and how going back to basics was and is an effective game plan. I remember a minister who seemed to always go back to the Garden of Eden and the "two trees". I often thought, we know that, it is basic. But now I see how starting with the foundation that answers the all important basic questions about why are we here and why are we in this conditon, puts all things in perspective. I look forward to part two.
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Thank you for your work on this article!
Someone told me pregnancy is not good for the mother. Fetal-maternal microchimerism is evidence that the opposite is true. Fetal cells migrate from the baby to the mother and back again. Research includes hypotheses that the fetal cells from the fetus travel to the mother and repair a damaged heart, and repair other “injured” tissue. The baby may be helping to repair the mother while the mother builds the baby. There have been cases where a mother has diabetes, or other ailments, that disappear during pregnancy. God designed the birthing process, and it is good!
Thank you, Mr. Fish, for this message! I have been working on a sermon for the feast that explains that our children are called and all people will have access to God in the same way, as soon as the Millennium begins. Your message was just what I was looking for to finish my preparation!
One summer I volunteered at multiple UCG camps where each camp was being evaluated by the American Camping Association. Each camp came away with the highest rating possible. That summer the evaluation teams were amazed at this unheard of quality in multiple camps under one umbrella. The visitors were themselves all involved in camp administration and wanted to know our camp's secret sauce. The only answer that could be given is that our volunteers, administrators and campers were all allowing God to lead them through this unique camp experience. UCG camps are awsome!
One summer I volunteered at multiple UCG camps where each camp was being evaluated by the American Camping Association. Each camp came away with the highest rating possible. That summer the evaluation teams were amazed at this unheard of quality in multiple camps under one umbrella. The visitors were themselves all involved in camp administration and wanted to know our camp's secret sauce. The only answer that could be given is that our volunteers, administrators and campers were all allowing God to lead them through this unique camp experience.
One summer I volunteered at multiple UCG camps where each camp was being evaluated by the American Camping Association. Each camp came away with the highest rating possible. That summer the evaluation teams were amazed at this unheard of quality in multiple camps under one umbrella. The visitors were themselves all involved in camp administration and wanted to know our camp's secret sauce. The only answer that could be given is that our volunteers, administrators and campers were all allowing God to lead them through this unique camp experience.
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