Greetings,
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"I tell you, my friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body and after that can do no more. But I will show you whom you should fear: Fear him who, after your body has been killed, has authority to throw you into hell. Yes, I tell you, fear him.
Luke 12:4,5
For this week's newsletter go to;
www.nursinghomemusicministry.
"I tell you, my friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body and after that can do no more. But I will show you whom you should fear: Fear him who, after your body has been killed, has authority to throw you into hell. Yes, I tell you, fear him.
Luke 12:4,5
Monday November 4 th ~
In Glenwood, Arkansas I was able to access the internet at a cheap motel to publish the newsletter.
Tuesday November 5 th ~
Sang at the "Oak Park Village" retirement
center for seven residents here in Glenwood. Then continued west to an
Army Corp campground for the night.
Wednesday November 6 th ~
Crossed the border into
Oklahoma to the town of Idabel. Walked into the "Hill Nursing Home"
where a small group from the local Methodist church was about to
minister. They invited me to join them. The staff made the effort to
gather residents, so that we had a sweet time of Praising the Lord.
Afterwards, David (who I
found out later is the pastor) told me they had arranged to put me up in
a motel for the night. Wow! He then proceeded to invite me to lunch,
top off the van's gas tank, and even slipped me a twenty.
The time we were able to
spend together in Christian fellowship served to lift my Spirit. What a
blessing, to give and receive that "Spiritual Embrace".
Thursday November 7 th ~
Drove to Hugo, Oklahoma where I was able to minister at the "Baptist
Village" nursing home. First in the activity room, before a scheduled
Bible Study led by some ladies from a local church, then over to the
Alzheimer's Unit for about eight residents.
Friday November 8 th ~
Crossed the border to Fort Worth, Texas.
I rarely go into major metropolitan areas,
mainly because it can be very difficult finding a place to park
overnight. That is unless I have a local host/contact. This time I
thought one had been provided, but unfortunately it failed to
materialize. Then I was denied overnight parking three times, at a
Walmart, a truck-stop and a church. Finally, the Spirit led me to an
Army Corp of Engineers campground on the southwest outskirts of the city
where I was able to settle in for the night after this rather
discouraging day. ------- Mountains and Valleys.
Saturday November 9 th ~
Continued south to the small town of Hico, Texas where I discovered
their city park with overnight parking and a heated shower house.
Sunday November 10 th ~
After showering, I headed out of the park to start looking for a church
to attend. As I was leaving, I spotted a fella by the pavilion
unloading some gas grills. Stopped to say hi and guess what. Turned out
to be a large (60 member) church group scheduled to have a pancake
breakfast followed by an outdoor worship service. I got invited to stay,
and was even given the honor of sharing a Special and some testimony
about the ministry during the service. Lovely group of believers.
And so begins another week.
May The Lord Our God
Guard, Guide And Direct You.
In The Name Of Jesus. Amen!
Yours in Christ, Larry
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