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"On January 27, 2012 I went to youth convocation with my father and sister. Unexpectedly got baptized. There were SO many distractions but my heart was being pulled towards this decision. So I did it. I took the plunge.

When I finally got home I was itching to smoke a black and mild or cigarette! I couldn't wait. Finally I got in my car, began driving, and I took the black and mild out of my console. I opened the black and mild. I picked up the lighter and something happened.

I crumbled the black and mild in my hand and threw it along with the lighter out of the window. I couldn't explain how I felt, all I knew is I couldn't do it. I walked away from it, cold turkey. 1 hour turned into 1 day which turned into 1 week, 1 month, and then 1 year.....and those days have multiplied into 5 years. I didn't need a patch, no pill, no gum, just God!!

He has given me so much, He has rewarded me, and He has held my hand thru the process. I am so grateful because I know there are people that have been trying to quit for years and haven't been successful but I am here to tell you, with God anything is possible. With God you are strong, with God all things are made new!!"

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"I was married to my wife, Coretta Elliott, on July 3, 1999. Six months later, we were separated. Two years after that we were officially divorced. It was a very difficult time for both us and there was very little communication between us during that time. God told me to leave it alone and trust him with the final outcome.

I decided to do that & move on. In 2004, I was in a relationship with another person who was recently divorced from her husband. God began to convict this person and eventually myself that it wasn't His will we'd be together. I was perplexed and confused and began to seek God for answers. God began to move through a mutual friend of my wife and me.

This mutual friend contacted my wife in 2004; after the conversation, my then ex-wife called me. We reconnected in Dec.2004 and remarried June, 2005! The previous ex who was also divorced from her husband remarried him. I learned later that my late grandfather had been praying for our reunification since 1999. Our mutual friend who played a pivotal road in our reunification has now passed.

My wife and I has now been happily married for almost 12 years!"

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"It’s safe to say that I spent my entire life starved of paternal affection. While people often reject an image of God that corresponds with that from which they have been deprived, that wasn’t my response. From a little boy, I wholeheartedly embraced the image of a loving Father God, who watched over me, graciously guided me and provided for my needs and those of my family. Then, suddenly, miraculously, we were reunited. I met my father just a few months after I graduated from college. We spent the following seven years building a relationship. He was there when I graduated from grad school, and when my son was dedicated. We were growing together. Then he committed suicide. I felt cheated out of precious time and time lost, yet I was encouraged by the time we had spent and opportunity we had for reconciliation. Furthermore, I was strangely prepared in that I had funeralized a dear parishioner who had committed suicide just four months prior. I had fully processed feelings of guilt and regret. So when my father died, I was ready to face those same challenges. I spent the following year (and on) grieving, and found in the midst of pain profound divine comfort, and courage to pursue new challenges in an effort to move on. With it, I found insight to write a book and a documentary to help others deal with grief. I am thankful for God’s presence and providence in the midst of hardship and pain."

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"I thank God for a new day, everyday. A new day is a new chance to serve others for Jesus. I have two jobs, one is working part-time here, at Washington Shores Seafood. When I don't have enough money for my bills, God still makes a way. I am from Korea. I don't have a lot of money, but I go to Haiti with my church to do missionary work. I do not know who pays for my trips to Haiti, but I thank God for the opportunity to help people in need. Jesus is my savior."

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