Comments on: One Generation to Another

By: Theressa Empey

Theressa Empey — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 04:50:48 +0000

Just wanted to stop by and say thanks. Enjoy reading your stuff.

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:03:30 +0000

I hope I can actually get a chance to try these.

By: Sue Hughes

Sue Hughes — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 07:30:44 +0000

Once in church we had a fun time writing on a paper plate what we envisioned for that person. This was a lesson in how well as a church we knew each person. I was given back my plate and words that still stand out are “you will lead younger women to walk closer with God” These prophetic words have come to fruition and I now lead young and older ladies in His Word in a prison ministry here in Bahrain. Knowing and praying with those God leads you too within the church is vital to it’s health and growth. More importantly God does not differentiate. He reaches out to all nations, every tribe and every tongue. The words on the plate showed me that people cared and had been watching over me and my progress in walking closer with my Lord and Saviour. I felt loved

By: Hugo Perez

Hugo Perez — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 01:19:39 +0000

Wow! What a powerful observation. As a “college tewenty-something” myself, I read this and realized the amazing similarities between these observatios and my christian-carrer as I call it. I have been deeply involved in my church’s music ministry for almost a decade now. As a young teenager I just followed suit. As I entered college my mind “opened” up and I saw all the flaws in the church and had so many ideas on how we could change things to make the church more community-powerful, more welcoming, more vibrant. Of course hispanic-minitries are all about authority and such, and I came to the conclusion there isn’t a “we”. Therefore ideas were usually just glossed over and ignored. Now as I almost reach the end of my college carrer, I do sense a gap and disillusionement in myself and many of my peers towards the church…and all the ideas offered here have greatly helped. Thanks!