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6/2/03___________________________________________ Brothers & Sisters, I'm a soldier in Kuwait/Iraq. I just got back from a couple days in Iraq (from Kuwait). Truly an eye opening experience, once you cross into that Country, it's as if you've entered the time of the Bible, and you feel out of place with all these Modern military vehicles coming through, with vehicles racing through with TV written on the side. I turned and looked at a little girl about 8, she smiled and I saw the uncertainty, mixed with expectation in Hers, we moved on down the road past blown up trucks tanks cars, a Mig 21 still on the ground since '91, to a more modern Iraq! I then realized that the country has one foot, still In the days of Abraham, and the other in the 21st century. One part showing the greediness of man, man that's turned his back on God, and another side ripe for evangelization. I saw a lot of things, but the greatest thing I felt and what I can't seem to shake, was the feeling that Jesus was saying I'm here and I love these people. I felt a great need for prayer for the people of Iraq! Like an evil spiritual force was ruling over that area, so the next wave, had to be Prayer covering, that the battle has now accelerated into the Heavenly. That's my interpretation of the trip. God bless, Mike (Kuwait / Iraq)
5/20/03___________________________________________
I have been enjoying the discipline of praying
the hours. Thanks. I am also enjoying the website and
participating as a prayer warrior. God's blessing of increase and
influence be upon all of you.
For the Kingdom !!!
Bernie (Ontario, Canada)
Note from The Prayer Foundation ™ : See our pages: Daily Prayer: Praying the Hours, and Prayer Warrior Map: World! 5/11/03___________________________________________
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
I am writing you because the Lord has put
it on my heart to be more adamant in practicing the spiritual
disciplines. I find myself doing more studying than praying,
more asking than listening and so forth. I have devoted my
life to full time ministry @ my local church and found myself
putting more on doing than on my personal walk. I would like
to spend some time just focusing on that, and I was hoping that your
organization or one like yours might be able to help me. I
suppose what I am looking for is "a spiritual mentor".
I don't know. Please respond.
Yours in Christ,
William
Answer
from The Prayer Foundation ™
: Our
entire website was created for the purposes you mention. Specifically,
on our website is our Growing
in Christ Series which is the Monastic Training Course
for our Monks. We have posted it on our site because we
feel it to be beneficial to anyone. It includes Prayer,
Memorization, Fasting, Fellowship, Witnessing, Recommended Books and Radio Programs, etc.
(highly recommended radio programs: J. Vernon Mcgee
and the Bible Answer Man: Hank
Hanegraaff). Our Books
and Movies
sections contain much that should be helpful (see particularly
our pages: Recommended Books
and Recommended Movies). We
particularly recommend any book on prayer by E.
M. Bounds (his book Power
Through Prayer is posted on our site). And of course we
have the Daily
Office: Praying the Hours Section also on our site.
5/9/03___________________________________________ Dear Monk Linda, Note from The Prayer Foundation ™ : You can see Monk Linda's answer to this letter on our page: Monk Linda: Why I Became A Monk.
5/7/03___________________________________________
Hello, I am just writing you this email in order to ask about your Monastery. I just was wondering how old you have to be in order to pursue an interest in joining your gracious Monastery. I was also wondering if a female could also join the Monastery. Please let me know. Thank you for your time. God Bless You All. Alessia (New York)
Answer
from The Prayer Foundation ™
: You
can register as an affiliated Lay Monk at any age.
To live in Community you would have to be a minimum of eighteen years
old. It is our preference that our monks should be evenly
divided, half being male and half being female.
You will find more specific information on
our web site on our pages: Become A
Monk!, Joining
Our Portland Monastery, Monk
Linda: The First Lady Monk, and Why
Lady Monks? These pages also contain links to other
informative pages that will help answer any additional questions that
you might have.
We are not accepting postulants (new
monks) in the monastery right now, but are taking applications:
If you would like to be placed on a tentative waiting list (no
commitment at this time is necessary), you should e-mail us telling us
about yourself with an accompanying photo: age, history, Christian
History/background, education level, job training, hobbies, interests,
why you want to be a monk, why with our ministry, any special medical
needs or problems.
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