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Hello Everyone! Welcome to my webpage! If you need encouragement or
support you have come to the right place. This is not a page if you
are looking for a hook-up or any other matter. Our message is
positive, the issues are thought provoking. Issues for discussion
include: Chrisitan Life Church issues Single Parenting HIV/AIDS (we
need to get the word about!) Ministry (Healing, Deliverance,
Evangelism) If you keep your eyes on Jesus, you too can achieve the
impossible! (Matthew 14:22-31) Thanks for your support!

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Pearls of Wisdom DAY 16

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Proverbs 16:3

Commit your works to the LORD, and your thoughts shall be established.

The most challenging thing in a Christian's life is controlling the thought life. Is studying God's word part of your daily activity? What if you studied His word and reflected on that word throughtout the day would happen? Your thought life would change. And when your thought life is changed, your habilts will change.

Who you are in the Lord!

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If going though an illness or a challenging situation, emotions flare up making you feel sad or depressed. You may be feeling that Jesus doesn't love you. This is an attack of satan to discourage you, separating you from Jesus. Sometimes your so-called friends are not helping matters through negative confession and lack of support. Jesus loves you regardless of what you are going through. When I feel sad about certain situations, I reflect on... (continue reading)

Drawing the line: Ministering to those who are at risk or have HIV

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What started as assisting my daughter with developing an AIDS awareness program in her high school evolved into becoming an AIDS activist. The statistics are startling for African-Americans. According to www.aids.gov, Blacks are disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS. While making up only 13 percent of the U.S. population, they account for more than 49 percent of AIDS cases. AIDS is now the leading cause of death for Black women ages 25 to 34, and the second leading cause of death for Black... (continue reading)