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1/18/03_______________________________________________________

Pax et bonum!!!

I am very glad to talk to you, monks, especially being the first Brazilian one to do so.
 
Of course I will accept your prayer offers, because just like our Pope had said some years ago, the monks (men and women) are the hidden motor that moves human beings toward God.  And I thank God because of your existence!!!
 
I have visited your site and I have been interested in acquiring some movies I have seen there, like A.D., Brother Son, Sister Moon, Francis of Assisi, Jesus of Nazareth, The Prince of Egypt (Moses), etc.
 
I would really like to know how to contribute to The Prayer Foundation™, and acquire those movies, considering I live in Brazil.
                                                                                                                           In Christ,
Klaus (Santa Carina, Brazil)

Comment from The Prayer Foundation ™ : Any contributions or donations to The Prayer Foundation ™ should be sent in U.S. Dollars (for example, by International Money Order; check with your Bank) and mailed to P.O. Box 17482, Portland, Oregon 97217-0632.  For information on what movies, DVD's, books, CD's, etc. are available, see our page: Gifts for Contributors.

1/16/03_______________________________________________________

I had a friend tell me about the Knights of Prayer ™, and I admit I was skeptical.  

A very good friend of mine has a friend who, as I understand it, was interested in becoming a monk with your organization. I wasn't given any details, except she insisted that "He said it was a Bible-believing, protestant monastery." I was a little suspicious, since I knew that her friend has had some less-than-solid ideas before, and that she is a little gullible. So I decided to check it out, and, lo and behold, she was correct.

Upon reviewing your website and doctrine, I find that I do agree with your belief system.  However, I was wondering why you have adopted the monastic system, which is closely tied with Roman Catholicism.  The word "monk" is associated with isolation and purism, and has a perceived tradition of such.  I guess my main question is simply: "Why?" This is totally for my own curiosity and satisfaction; please do not take it as an urgent request or complaint.  Any response will be appreciated.   

I'll keep you guys in my prayers.                                                                   Thank you.                                                                                               Daniel G.

Comment from The Prayer Foundation ™ : You can read our reply to Daniel G. on our page: Open Letter: Why We're Monks.

1/5/02________________________________________________________

Dear monks,
thank you for your healing website and all of the good you do in this world.

12/26/02______________________________________________________

I am from Canada.  Thanks for your prayers.  I appreciate and need them.
Blessings,                                                                                                    Ruth S. (Canada)

12/23/02______________________________________________________

Thank you for praying!  
God Bless you!                                                                                         Paula (California)

12/12/02______________________________________________________
Hello -
I'm (one of your Knights of Prayer ™ Lay Monks and also) a lay minister in the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.  I've always been drawn to such movements as the Franciscans, Lollards, Hussites, Waldensians, etc., and their public preaching.  I am always humbled to read about such Christians as Monk Bob, who publicly preaches every day.  I would like to start such a ministry (public preaching), but I'm not sure what the best way to begin would be.  Aside from that, I have the fear of my flesh to contend with - although I know I should fear the Lord more than my inhibitions of public preaching.  If Monk Bob has any recommendations or words of insight, they would be most appreciated.
Blessings,                                                                                                        Monk Blair (Wisconsin)

Comment from The Prayer Foundation ™ : You can read our reply to Monk Blair (including Monk Bob's recommendations) on our page: Open Letter: How To Witness. _____________________________________________________________

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