A tract in the mail
One of my co-workers is on maternity leave. Her husband and her had waited four years before finally having this first child of theirs. Incidentally, they named their son Benjamin…
I received in the mail a Christmas card from her, and I was very touched, since I found out that I’m the only one from work to whom she sent a card. Tonight, I also mailed her a Christmas card. I quoted Psalm 127:3 “Lo, children are a heritage of the LORD” and worked up courage to also include a gospel tract.
I’m very anxious in knowing what her reaction will be when she reads the tract, and even more so, her husband’s reaction. With a name such as Benjamin, it would be a shame not to train up their child in Godly fear.
I received in the mail a Christmas card from her, and I was very touched, since I found out that I’m the only one from work to whom she sent a card. Tonight, I also mailed her a Christmas card. I quoted Psalm 127:3 “Lo, children are a heritage of the LORD” and worked up courage to also include a gospel tract.
I’m very anxious in knowing what her reaction will be when she reads the tract, and even more so, her husband’s reaction. With a name such as Benjamin, it would be a shame not to train up their child in Godly fear.
Please pray for my friend Jenn!!
posted by Redeemed @ 9:28 PM
4 Comments:
At Tuesday, December 19, 2006 10:13:00 AM,
Matthew Celestine said…
I shall pray for her now.
At Tuesday, December 19, 2006 11:08:00 AM,
Redeemed said…
I appreciate your prayers. You know, my Pastor always includes tracts when he pays his bill by mail. That's how I got the idea of putting the tract inside the card.
At Wednesday, December 20, 2006 9:31:00 AM,
Consecrated said…
Smart move, Sarah.
At Wednesday, December 20, 2006 12:06:00 PM,
Redeemed said…
Thanks, mom.
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