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Precious Letters from Our Readers

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · January/February 2001 · Volume 7 · Number 1
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We thank God for the many letters of counsel and encouragement we have been receiving. It is the only way we can evaluate our progress. Keep them coming. Our desire is to foster a free flow of edification, inspiration, and burden; from us to you, and you to us. That way we can pass some of the blessings on to the others who are reading. We would love to hear from you in any of the following ways.

  • A meaningful lesson in family devotions that you can pass on to other fathers.
  • A testimony for The Blessing Corner where you found God’s blessing in some area of obedience.
  • A question that can be answered to the edification of all.
  • An area of spiritual growth, obtained by one of the exercises suggested in the magazine.
  • A word of encouragement or counsel about The Remnant, or any section of it.

Dear Remnant,

Thank-you for all the effort you all are putting into The Heartbeat of The Remnant. The Sept./Oct. issue was tremendous, from cover to cover. The articles on Hudson Taylor’s Home Life, and A Season Alone with God were highlights for me. My husband and I were able to get away for a weekend to practice a season alone with God. I wish there were words to tell you how the Holy Spirit brought healing to our tired spirits. He also taught us some gems of truth as my husband did a Bible Study on what grace really is. Praise the Lord! Thank-you for pressing forward to the goal. Please put us on the Remnant mailing list.

Don & Karin Litchfield
Kokomo, IN

Dear Remnant,

We would like to thank you sincerely for sending The Remnant magazine to our family. I can’t tell you how much of an encouragement it has been to us. We are growing, learning, and changing through your ministry, and we thank our Lord for that. My husband especially appreciates the fresh ideas for teaching the children. They are fun and the message really gets through to them and they remember! We are really enjoying this. As always, your feature articles are truly “life changing” when applied. Thank-you!

Stephen & Laurie Stamper
North East, MD

Dear Brother Andrew,

I want to take a few moments and express my heart about the new Remnants. I have been challenged by them, and enjoy them thoroughly. To read through one slowly, observing the sketches and photos, to feel a very vibrant heartbeat pulsing through them, is like sitting through a week of evangelistic meetings.

I would like to make one suggestion. When you write a book report, you should include an address and/or phone number of where to get it. Maybe even give the current price. It’s like giving people one bite of fantastic dessert, without giving them the recipe for it. I really am savoring them with joy. The Remnant HAS a heartbeat again.

Linda Weaver
Clark Range, TN

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Precious Letters from Our Readers. . The Heartbeat of The Remnant, January/February 2001 · Volume 7 · Number 1. Source pages 35.

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