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No one is ever too young to be a missionary, he says. We can all be real missionaries, sharing our love for God as we wait for Him to take us to heaven.
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Grandmother and Nine Uncles
Grandmother has a tumor growing on her face, and the tumor has caused her to go blind. There seemed to be nothing that Esther could do to help Grandmother.
Let's Pray
Mother and Father didn’t want to take him to church on Saturday. But Sebastián had heard about Sabbath School at his school, and he wanted to go.
Seeing Jesus
When he left home, he could hear his old playmates making fun of him. “Little blind boy! Little blind boy!” they said.
A New Man
From the sound of his voice, Grandmother knew he had been drinking. She felt sad and embarrassed. What could she do?
How Many Bible Books?
“What kind of silly question is that?” she said. “I just told you that the Bible has many books. Each book has one or more chapters.”
Bread for Trash
The story repeated itself again and again. Adna left bags of garbage at Mary’s gate, and Mary brought over bread.
Happy for a Bee Sting
“Even our neighbor knows that you don’t want to go to church. Do you think that is good? What do you want?”
Making a New Friend
Near the end of the school year, Grandmother fell ill, and Mother asked Abigail’s mother if Alexandra could stay over at her house until Grandmother got better.
Praying for School
Mother didn’t lose hope, and she kept on praying. I prayed with her. She woke me early in the mornings, and we prayed together.
Faithful Grandparents
The idea of resting on the seventh day was new to him. He and the family had always observed the first day, Sunday, as the Sabbath. But the Bible said otherwise.
Locked Out!
When she returned home, she found that Father had locked her out of the house. He refused to give her lunch and supper.