Monthly Archives: December 2005

In the afternoon, Rushmi and Kamna came over, along with a friend, Yogesh.  We shared our testimony with them and prayed for Yogesh.  Rushmi said that ever since prayer on Monday, all of the tension she had been feeling had … Continue reading →

We weren’t able to stay long at Motichand ji’s house however.  We had to rush to Delhi to the slum we had gone to on Wednesday.  Some of the women had invited us back for follow-up.  When we got there, … Continue reading →

Today was another busy day.  Busy, but good.  I had to get up early and get ready.  Someone was supposed to come at 9:00 AM for prayer.  But, the person never showed up.  However, our 10:00 AM appointment was only … Continue reading →

About ten minutes into the worship service I opened my eyes and saw a long line of children entering the gate of our house.  Ikraam had brought his friends as promised!  Fifteen children filled up the chairs in the living … Continue reading →

Friday was our first day of Christmas outreaches in the Faridabad slums.  We went to a slum that is less than five minutes away from our house by car.  As we got out of the car and gathered the children, … Continue reading →

At the outreaches, the YMCA had a youth gospel group begin by teaching the children in attendance a little song and dance.  Then they had performances by slum children.  Then a group did a nativity play.  Then I shared about … Continue reading →

Mom shared the message on Sunday.  She shared about the character of God and said that in order to ensure that they are only worshiping God, people should make sure that who they are worshipping has all of the characteristics … Continue reading →

After we came home, Mukesh came downstairs for Bible study.  Just as started our Bible study, Mukesh’s young brother Mayram (also called Chotu) came down too.  Mukesh has told me that Chotu always makes fun of Mukesh for praying and … Continue reading →

Then in the evening was our third miracle meeting.  Just as the meeting was about to begin, two of the high school age boys whom I had grown close to in September came to visit.  This is the first time … Continue reading →

While we were there, Ravi’s mother came.  We found out that she had just been to the doctor.  She was in excruciating pain.  For some unknown reason, just a couple of months earlier she had developed pain throughout her body, … Continue reading →