[Oe List ...] When Two Prayers Meet
Nancy Trask
nancytrask at rocketmail.com
Mon Sep 30 09:06:44 PDT 2013
It's a great story - And it is wonderful to know that all are cared for, and the universe does work in miraculous ways, doesn't it?
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From: Sunny Walker <sunwalker at comcast.net>
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Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] When Two Prayers Meet
Doing what you know to be right, asking for help, then offering it up by letting go. Definitely prayer at its best.
James Wiegel <jfwiegel at yahoo.com> wrote:
prayer, or the workings of the free market?? either way, gratitude . . .
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>I love this story, Jack. Bendiciones at todos. The prayers continue.
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>Jann McGuire
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>In a message dated 9/28/2013 8:07:21 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jackcgilles at gmail.com writes:
>Dear Colleagues,
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>>My recovery will take several weeks. I will not be engaging
in any missional activity until I am back to normal.
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>>I promised more
details on our situation, so here is a story.
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>>After about 10 days of
rest at the Scotts after my hospital stay I was ready to come home, mostly
emotionally and spiritually. But I knew I was not capable of doing all that
would be required at home, cooking and caring for Judy. I had asked George
West, our neighbor, to find someone for us, but he was having difficulty and
it looked like I might be on my own for a day or two. I was concerned, but not
anxious. In fact, I have had no anxiety since the gallbladder attack. I'm
living in a strange equanimity.
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>>Now to Dianne's situation. Dianne was
working at Imanta for three years, the high-scale resort just to the north of
us, very exclusive and very expensive. She was the supervisor for the
housekeepers. A pretty good job. Two weeks ago she quit, it was just not for
her. The big boss, Mario, yelled all the time, and she was the only one who
would stand up to him. So she quit. They asked her to come back, but she
refused. Now the family had no income as her husband, a carpenter, had no
work. She told me that she rarely does this, but last Sunday she got her Bible
and asked God to please help her find work.
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>>Enter Candi, our great
repair and maintenance man who picked Judy and I up at the airport last
Tuesday. I was telling him how we needed someone and how George was having
trouble finding anyone. He said, "I think I know someone who might do it". He
delivered us home, I unpacked and just sat down exhausted, wondering how I
would cook breakfast the next day and get Judy ready. Here comes Candi with
Dianne in tow. We met, I told her what I needed, we talked price for six days,
five hours per day of care and she said "I'll be here tomorrow."
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>>Now
not only can Dianne cook and care for Judy, she has background in geriatric
care and some nursing training. She can do PT with Judy. I was going to hire
someone to come once a week for an hour. Now Judy can get it everyday. I was
going to hire someone to come and give Judy a massage once every two weeks.
Dianne can give them weekly, especially the feet. She loves to clean and this
house will have never been so clean. Sleeping in the bed is fantastic as she
makes it up like a hotel so you sleep each night in a tight wonderful place. I
forgot to say she was born and raised in San Antonio for her first 30 years,
English is no problem!
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>>But there is more. She can stay overnight and
care for Judy if I ever have to leave, like to go to India or the States. She
would stay for two weeks or more if necessary. Her son was in the youth
program that Nick and Josh did and so she is ready to work with them to make
sure things continue to happen. She could cook our meals when we meet for our
community annual meeting, or if there is a group here. I just want to find
some work she can do in the afternoon so that she has full employment. But she
loves Judy and we love her!
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>>So this is what can happen when two prayers
meet.
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>>Grace &
Peace,
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>>Jack
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