I ask for prayers as I once again begin my weekly Sunday Christian Services; I have been on sabbatical since early June. I was angry with both the Veterans' Administration and with God a bit when I discovered, after getting a copy of my medical records, that I had been cheated out of $300,000.00 of compensation that should have been paid me according to VA Psych doctors who diagnosed me as having Prolonged Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. My case is in appeal, which could take as long as a year and a half but, after getting the proper care from a new doctor and counselor, I feel reconciled enough and resigned enough to begin ministry again. I appreciate all the prayers I can get! Mike

Rev Mike,

You will be remembered in prayers as you return to your ministry. Do not fill your heart with venom, rather trust in the Lord to guide you and protect you through these troubles.

"But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you." James 14:26 KJV

Rev Jeff

Dear Rev. Mike,

Welcome back!
I have prayed for your success in continuing your service to God, and that you may be blessed with His strength and peace so that you will no longer be distracted from your mission by the temptation of anger. Just remember, no matter what, God still loves you!

God's blessings,

Rev. Campbell.

So glad to have you back Mike! Remember, the truth (God's) will be revealed, justice (God's) will prevail, your hope will be renewed, and your peace will be realized. Continue to pursue your appeal for all these things with a humble heart and the reward you receive will be more than monetary, dear brother. Keep your faith alive! There is no reason to be angry with God, His will is always done in spite of mankinds efforts to undermine it.....God's Love and Peace....To`na Wanagi