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My name is Joie Pirkey and I am married to Douglas Pirkey. I am a christian. I am seeking to please Christ. Since I was a small child I have been gifted with the ability to see and hear into the spiritual sphere. This ability has caused me many, many problems. I would never opt out, however, because through it I am getting to know my God.
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do you not return emails,or are we canadians beneath you,and answer your phone,tubes in my mouth,,,
hello joie greetings in jesus name. i praise God that god has given u the gift of vision. not only in usa the church is like this as u have seen in the dream it is all over the world it is like this. so pray for the ministry that i am doing among women and kids . pray for my healing i am going through lot of suffering and sickness i am not able to do anything. i need more of Gods people prayer and Gods touch. God bless u . in christ esther.
?????????????????????? CONCERN ……ADDRESSING HERESY IN THE FOX VALLEY – Exposure and Refutation of the “Jesus in the Quran” Conference Held at CTR
At the “Jesus in the Quran” Conference held at Christ the Rock Community Church (CTR) this past August, a series of ideas were taught to a number of young people considering the mission field; some staff at CTR; and a number of people interested in ministering to Muslims who attend a variety of churches here in the Fox Valley and surrounding area. These ideas are highly controversial at best. After much research I found that the Emergent Church and some larger Evangelical Churches have been embracing these ideas for the past few years. Locally, for the past two years, CTR has been involved with ministers teaching similar concepts to the “Jesus in the Quran” movement. Janet Lenz, Saharawi Director at CTR, has plans to have the “Jesus in the Quran” people join them on their next trip to Africa this November.