Hi Victor. I thank you for your comments and for your request. However I’m sorry to tell you that we are already doing all the financial support that we can afford. I can appreciate your needs, and I pray to the Lord that they shall be met. God bless you all.

Grace and peace to you in the precious name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

With a heart full of gratitude and faith, I write trusting that the Lord who faithfully guides His people will speak through this message, as He does with all His children.

My name is Bro. Victor Ojeamiren. By God’s grace, I serve in evangelism and Bible teaching among new believers and elderly members of our community.

Though we may not belong to the same local church, we are united as one body in Christ, sharing the same love for His kingdom and His Word. I serve as an evangelist not by my own strength, but by the grace of our Lord who has called me into this work. In our country, where hardship and suffering are common, we are not discouraged, for God’s love and His Word sustain us and give us strength in every situation.

Many of the believers we serve depend daily on Scripture for encouragement, guidance, and hope. As the Bible reminds us, “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path” (Psalm 119:105, KJV).

Sadly, several of the Bibles available to them are very old, torn, or printed in very small text. For many of our elderly members, this makes reading the Scriptures extremely difficult.

Two of our dear brethren, Mr. Osagie Oboh and Mr. Ebube Uwasota, both over 75 years old, hunger daily for God’s Word but struggle to read their worn Bibles. Another family, the Ibeh family, currently share a single small-print KJV Bible among seven members, making it difficult for them to study together and grow in the faith. These challenges hinder our efforts to properly disciple new converts and strengthen believers.

A sister in Christ from our local community encouraged me to reach out prayerfully through the Internet. While searching for churches with a heart for missions and a strong commitment to Scripture, I came across your church. Your faithfulness to the Word of God stood out to me, and I sincerely believe this outreach may be the Lord’s leading.

With humility, I am writing to ask if your church might be able to assist us with 32 leather-bound, giant-print King James Version (KJV) Bibles, including two super giant-print editions specifically for Mr. Osagie Oboh and Mr. Ebube Uwasota. These Bibles would be a great blessing to both elderly believers and new converts, as the large print aids readability and the durable binding supports long term use.

If your church has a Bible ministry or feels led to support this need in any way, we would be sincerely grateful.

Thank you for taking the time to read this message and for your faithful labor in the work of the Lord.

I lift up your church in prayer. May the Lord strengthen your leadership, grant you wisdom and unity, and bless your ministry with lasting fruit for His glory.

With Christian love and prayers,
Bro. Victor Ojeamiren

I’m inquiring about the possibility of contributing a guest article on a significant subject for your website. The proposed topic revolves around imparting financial literacy to children.

As per statistics (https://www.possiblefinance.com/blog/financial-literacy-statistics/), only one-third of adults claim to possess a grasp of fundamental financial concepts. I aim to address this issue by advocating for the importance of instilling financial education in young individuals.

Kindly let me know if you’re interested and if my proposed content could earn a spot on your site as a guest post.

Thank you for your thoughtful consideration.

Angelo Saris
Cash-Dashboard.com

P.S. I’m very much open to your topic ideas, and if you’d like to request one that’s a higher priority for you. However, I’d also understand if you don’t want to receive any further emails from me. Please let me know if that’s the case.

Hello Amy. We don’t have a member named Deborah. Is that someone who you know?

Thanks so much for your comments and for your encouragement. May God bless you in your service to Him.

How are you doing? I am looking to give away my late husband’s Yamaha baby grand piano to a passionate instrument lover, so please let me know if you will take it or have someone who will care for it.

Regards,
Michelle Albert

Thank you for your comments and your question. I will email you. God bless.

I’m reaching out to inquire about the possibility of contributing an article to your website. My proposed piece will offer advice on managing finances during periods of unemployment, which I believe is a crucial topic. If you’re interested, I’d be happy to send you a draft of the article for your review.

The article will provide practical suggestions on earning money through online or remote work, along with tips for saving and planning for the future, among other things.

I would love to have my article published on your website and look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas.

Best regards,
Lucy Reed | Gigmine.co

P.S. I’d understand if you’d rather not hear from me again, and just please let me know. However, if my guest article proposal interests you, please let me know of any guidelines, topic preferences, and special requests.

Hi again. I don’t see any difference between the words “un-denominational” and non-denominational”. To me, they mean exactly the same thing. “UN” and “non” mean the same thing. For example, if you say you are un-apologetic, that would mean that you offer no apology, thus you are non- apologetic. They simply mean the same thing. Now, the word “anti” is of course somewhat different. I too am anti-denominational, meaning that I am against the practice of having denominations. It would be possible to be un=denominational, and therefore non-denominational, without being anti-denominational. However, the kingdom of Christ, is both non, or “un”- denominational, AND it is anti-denominational.

My definition comes from a study conducted by the Hartford Institute. See website- Nondenominational Congregations Today, a report from …
hartfordinstitute.org/cong/nondenom_FACT.html
Based on this study and what I have experienced in studies with non-denominational groups, I will not use the term non-denominational to describe the Lord’s people. We are as I stated- un-denominational and anti-denominational

Hello Garren, I appreciate your comments. I seriously question though where you got your so called “definition” of what non-denominational means. NON-denominational means that thee is NO affiliation with any denominations. NON means none! NON does not mean that denominations are accepted, but rather, it means that denominationalism is rejected. A denomination is a division, plain and simple. And the Lord is perfectly clear that there are to be NO divisions among us! 1 Cor 1:10. Nut as you say, as true Christian is indeed NON-denominational.

Hello Andrew. I seem to have just received your message, even though it is dated from January 12th. Thank you for your interest. I will be sending you some scriptural information concerning leadership within the congregation of the Lord’s body. I’ll try to be quick in my response. thanks again. May God bless you in your faith.