Christmas of "83" the "Birthing" of a Ministry!: A Christmas to Remember

By Rev. Dr. Lillie M. Robinson-Condeso

This Book, Christmas of 1983, The "Birthing" Of A Ministry, A Christmas to Remember, was a very unusual Christmas to say the least, of which was unique in every way and heartbreaking at the same time. Through major upheavals and changes in our lives and many adversities and conditions in our lives at the time were very poor. Having to leave a house, I owned, and the children where the children and I lived because of the violence fighting, and lack of marital harmony and again a 3rd attempt on my life.

A situation in which, I could not see myself in a position to even think that I could be considered to be used of God, especially with or while going through that particular situation, as such, even though, I had been ordained as a Missionary Evangelist, only a few months, prior at latter of the year before. I did not want to be ordained in the fi rst place because of the problems, I was experiencing at home and was not quite sure where it would lead or I would end up. But evidently, the fi nal decision was not mine, but Gods.

But there is a Scripture that tells us, what the devil meant for evil, God will make it good, (paraphrased). There would be so many different direction(s) to turn. But, God himself had a plan in mind. He would work a change in our lives as we knew it, forever. And He would prove himself in the process, to be God. Hallelujah!

Yes, God could have done things in a different manner, but He chose to manifest himself in another way. You see God has a Plan, a Purpose and a method by which to fulfill His Plan.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Apr 17, 2009
• ISBN: 9781462844067

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Christmas of 83

The Birthing

of a Ministry!

A Christmas Too Remember!

Rev. Dr. Lillie M. Robinson-Condeso

Copyright © 2009 by Rev. Dr. Lillie M. Robinson-Condeso.

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Contents

Acknowledgement

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Scriptural References

Note from the Author

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A SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT THE NAMES

All of the facts are true, and accurate in this Book, however, due to the nature and time element of this Story, I preferred to use fictitious names to represent the people mentioned in this Book

—THE AUTHOR

Acknowledgement

Realizing that in this world there are many things that I do not possess; nevertheless, I can and do give of that which I have. Because I know that everything I have comes from above. Also, I am reminded of Peter and John and the man that sat at the gate they called Beautiful Gate, how they were not rich, nor were they operating in the power of piety or prestige, but in the Love of Jesus, speaking these words: Silver or gold I do not have, but what I have I give you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk. So therefore, I would like to acknowledge the Father, the Son, and the precious Holy Spirit and their assistance in writing this book and sharing this Testimony. I sincerely hope that something that I have written will be a source of encouragement and blessings to those of whom will read this Book. For the Scriptures tells us, that Beautiful are the feet of those that preach the gospel and bring good news. And how can they preach unless they are sent? As it is written, How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news! Romans 10:15 NIV

Introduction

Christmas of 1983, was a very unusual Christmas to say the least, of which was unique in every way and heartbreaking at the same time. We had gone through major upheavals and changes in our lives and many adversities and conditions in our lives at the time were very poor. We had to leave our house, where I owned, and the children and I lived because of the violence that had struck our home once again by their Father. And it was time to leave. He had begun fighting again and this was the 3rd attempt on my