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Gifts / Contact Us 1/20/08____________________________________ Dear friends in Jesus, 1/14/08____________________________________ Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, 1/11/08___________________________________
Greetings in
Christ!
I, while searching for a
movie that I had viewed...on the story of St.
Valentine,
came across your delightfully beautiful web-site!
All of this...if possible, is
in preparation for a program I am preparing for a young boys group of Royal
Rangers that I am in charge and preparing for Valentine's Day.
Sincerely,
Bradford D.
1/10/08____________________________________
Dear Ones,
I just want you to know how I feel about becoming
a monk with your organization.
I felt as though this was the most natural thing in the world to
me.
I do not take my being a monk lightly. Even as a child I had
made up my mind. As I grew, the urgency to be forever in His
presence grew also.
There are no words to aptly express how enriched my life has
become.
God Bless You,
Elli
1/9/08____________________________________ Greetings in the Name of the Lord Jesus
Christ Dear Brothers and Sisters, 1/7/08____________________________________
Reply
from The Prayer Foundation ™:
Yes, the law requires permission
from the Copyright holder (this is usually the Movie Producers, not sellers) for
any use other than home use. There is an organization that will
allow you to purchase a blanket permission for a majority of films (not
all---each producer must be checked against a list). 1/6/08____________________________________ Hi Monks all, Note from The Prayer Foundation ™: Monk Denise is a missionary in Japan, teaching missionaries' children. In honor of the Christmas Holidays, the incense we were using in our Chapel during our Worship Service was pure Frankincense from Eritrea. Real, natural incense is beads of resin-like sap that comes from certain trees in the Middle East. 1/5/08____________________________________ Survey:
How Found: I found
your website online while looking for a prayer
chain.
First
Impressions: It is easy to navigate around the entire
site. Liked Best:
I love reading the
answered prayer. It is such an encouragement to see the many answers
to prayer.
Liked Least: The only thing
that I found difficult was when I lived in the states and I could no
longer email my prayer requests, especially if I needed immediate help.
Other than that I just love this site and prayer chain. It is just
so biblical.
Like to See: More pictures of
where you live. It looks beautiful. 1/4/08____________________________________ Disillusionment with Church Leaders, Family Deaths, Divorce To all involved in this
ministry,
Business Failure
Depression I found your web site. It had none of the expected...canned, glossy, homogenized, mainstream Christian visuals that I could sneer at. I started realizing the insanity of the way in which
I was living, and recognizing that I was indeed a hermit, living in
poverty, praying alone, eating alone, being alone. I thought to
myself, jokingly, in my twisted mind, and may have even said out loud, "Maybe
the reason I went through all of this is God just wants me to be a
monk." So, mockingly, I got on the computer and googled:
"Protestant
Monk."
I found your web site. It disarmed me. It had none of the
expected traditional, canned, glossy, homogenized, mainstream Christian
visuals that I could sneer at. It intrigued me. Your web site...led me back to scripture...back to God. Your web site was foundationally sound. It was
a rock. It gave me traction. It led me back to scripture. It led me back to my first love. It led
me back to God. 1/3/08____________________________________
I was thinking about putting together a virtual
monastery in the Catholic
tradition and was surprised to find your site. It is so well
done.
...The lady monks are so
attractive (and natural) in their habits. They look fit for a
prayer life and any other work that needs to be done.
Perhaps you might also think of another difference between
lady monks and nuns. The nuns are considered "brides of
Christ", hence their vows and "wedding rings."
The lady monk
seems to keep open the option of marriage and family since the
monkhood as you articulate it does not preclude these states.
It is interesting to note that the early cenobitical
structures devised by Anthony
were an attempt to stabilize the Christians who fled to the
desert of Egypt to lead a
more perfect life. These
Christians included families so women and children
were part of the deal. I don't see any mention of Benedict
on your site; why not?
I have begun scheduling
prayer times and would welcome you including me in yours.
Sincerely,
Mike L.
P.S. I love the Gaelic.
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