I was baking a cake in the basement kitchen of my boyfriend’s fraternity house. It was a large building with white columns, built on a rock foundation. The kitchen itself was very small. There was a gas oven, some shelves and a single window above a sink. I bent over and started to open the oven door to slide in the cake and when I did, there was a terrible explosion that rocked the entire building. The window above the ...
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I was separating from my husband and had lost everything. My boys and I were in an extended stay hotel. I was paying regularly and had even gotten a few rides to church. I was disappointed when we had to move into a homeless shelter, but God had a plan. They helped me apply for disability, found a special housing program that helped me get on my feet, and by Christmas, we were in our own place with donated furniture. ...
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I was born into a Jewish family, lived for a year in Israel during the time of the Six Day War, and never had the slightest interest in Jesus or Christianity. However, in 1978, when I was on my way to report a teacher who was evangelizing in a public school, Jesus Christ came and sat in the passenger seat of my car and said, “I Am Who they say I Am. I Am the Son of God.” With tears ...
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I tell my testimony everywhere I minister because it reminds me of the greatness of God and my full calling in the ministry.
In 1996, I had a heart attack and was paralyzed on the left side of my body. It happened one day after my pre-wedding party. I couldn’t understand why such a thing happened to me since I was saved and serving as an assistant pastor.
I had been teaching in a private school. My boss fired me immediately and ...
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For years I indulged in drinking alcoholic beverages. It was a daily routine for me. I was an alcoholic. I know now that God was and always has been with me.
My mother became very ill in 2004; and her illness took a great toll on me. I was her caregiver…along with the help of a wonderful husband, our children and her sister. I continued to drink alcohol to (what I thought) ease my body and mind. I also began to ...
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