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Saturday, February 06, 2010
Greetings from Rwanda
Rev. Jean Pierre Rukundo
The Anglican Church of Rwanda
Shyogwe Diocese
Po Box 142 Muhanga/ Rwanda.
Dear Pastor Ed Hird,
Greetings in Jesus` name.
I have met you in North Carolina in Winter conference 2010. Thank you very much for your book 'Battle for the Soul of Canada'. I am reading that book, and I still remember your voice. I love you and I am committed to pray for your ministry amidst the challenges you have. You have decided to surrender earthly things for the Truth of the Gospel. The Lord you serve is not poor or ignorant. He will provide whatever you need for His work. I will share your story with my family and friends, and build a network to pray for you.
God bless you and keep you safe as you serve Him and prepare the future leaders to rescue your country.
With love and respect.
Rev. Jean Pierre.
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1 comment:
What a lovely letter, Ed.
I'm sure it provided you with a timely encouragement, when you first opened and read it.
Thank you for sharing these gracious sentiments with us from this dear brother in Christ.
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