Hopefully she recovered, hope she's well. She challenged the group, I used to be Pentecost, for decades, we didn't have female pastors ever but I loved our last Pastor Jeff we had 20 yrs, but the whole direction of the movement in general, we got very uncomfortable with so went a seeking elsewhere- she may not remember me but day hello anyways!puttincomputers wrote:She is doing very well! She had to give up home health due to an injury received while preventing an injury to a patient. She is now working for a company that sells medical equipment (including ambulances) to rescue agencies. In the middle of all that business, she is also one of the preachers for a medium sized Pentecostal church in the mountains. The church has been practicing social distancing and even held one of those drive-in church services.Valerie wrote:Stick around, you've learned a lot, but God isn't finished with any of is yet. How's your Mom?puttincomputers wrote:
Huh, new information, how about that! I stand corrected on that point!
Why Mennonite Death Rate Was Double Average During 1918 Flu Epidemic
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