God answers unorthodox prayer, too!

When the Nazis arrested me and put me in prison I hid a very small Bible on my back,

under my clothing, and boy, how I was scared! I thought, O my, they will find my Bible.

Do you know what I said?  I said, Lord, in your Bible you tell that there are angels.

Now I think you must put angels around me,  Lord, that these people do not see me. 

But I thought, Angels are spirits, and you look through them.  So, I said, Lord, will you

please make your angels untransparent?  O, you can pray so very unorthodox when you 

are in need! Do you know that? And, do you know what happened? The people did not

see me. The Lord did what I asked Him to do! Twice I had to pass, and they did not see

me, so I came with my Bible into the prison.

CORRIE TEN BOOM SPEAKS TO PRISONERS

With Chaplain Ray

Your Strength will Equal your Days

Living for the moment, yes, that’s what you need. The Lord’s Prayer says, “Give us today
our daily bread.” Deuteronomy 33:25 says,”…your strength will equal your days.” That is
a promise made more than three thousand years ago. A person does not fall so much
because of the troubles of one day, but if tomorrow’s burden is added, this load can 
become very, very heavy. It is wonderfully easy to live just for the day.

REFLECTIONS OF GOD’S GLORY

Corrie tenBoom

One-woman show Highlights the Memories of Corrie ten Boom, attracts Christians & Jews to Learn about one of the "Righteous among the Nations".

One-woman show highlights the memories of Corrie ten Boom, attracts Christians & Jews to learn about one of the "Righteous among the Nations."

While largely unfamiliar to most Jews, Corrie ten Boom is a well-known hero among believing Christians, a model of how Christians should act in dark times. Her private story of faith and heroism was depicted in the play "Corrie Remembers", staged last Sunday to a wide audience of Christians and Jews from all over northern Israel.

The one-woman show highlights the memories of Corrie ten Boom, one of the "Righteous among the Nations." Corrie's story remains little-known to Jews. However, the City of Afula and the Galilee Center for Studies in Jewish-Christian Relations at Yezreel Valley College worked to change that by bringing this drama to Israel.

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