I have been reading through the testimonies and inspiring stories on your site and I thought that it might encourage others to hear about one of the ways in which the Lord has touched my life so I'd like to share this testimony with you.

I came to Jesus when I was about seven years of age I was fortunate enough to hear about him through lessons at school and one night as I sat on my bed I decided to pray. Now I don't remember exactly what I said but it was words to the effect of, If Jesus you are there please could you leave me a letter at the end of my bed so that we can be pen-pals and so that I might get to know you. As I said this, inside my heart I felt a great excitement, as I truly believed that I would have a sure response.

When I awoke the next day I looked to the end my bed and was slightly disappointed to see there was no letter. Then sometime in the coming days a friend gave me a present, it was a bookmark entitled "Letter From A Friend" and the words read like this:

I am writing to say how much I care for you. I want you to know me better. When you awoke this morning, I exploded a brilliant sunrise through your window, hoping to get your attention. But you didn't even notice.

Later, when you were walking with friends, I bathed you in warm sunshine and perfumed the air with flowers. Still, you didn't notice me. So I shouted to you in a thunderstorm, and painted a beautiful rainbow. You didn't even look!

Tonight, I spilled moonlight on your face and sent a cool breeze to refresh you. As you slept, I watched over you and shared your thoughts, but you were unaware of my presence.

I hope you will talk to me soon. When you're ready I will be near. I love you very much

Your Friend,
Jesus

Bless the Lord that he hears our prayers no matter how big or small and cares about each and every one of us.

JESUS said; "I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours." Mark 11:24

Thank you for your wonderful site I'm sure the Lord has been able to bless many through it.

May God Bless You,

Siobhan