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Subject: FW: TO MY SISTER/A REMINDER



TO MY SISTERS IN THE LORD.....
                  There comes a time in every woman's life when

      she has to take a close look at herself. Not at her circumstance, not
                                       at

      what she did, not how unfair life is, or not at whom made you do it.
                                     She has

       to just look at herself in all her glory and imperfection. Have you
                                      ever

            admired a woman who has been through changes in her life?

          Or have you made up  in your mind that she is just messed up.

                Before you make this mistake, take a closer look.

            A woman who has endured the most unusual life is someone

       of wisdom, someone who has been chosen by God to go through things
                          that have made her stronger.

                 Think of all the great women in the Bible: Mary

        Magdalene, Ruth and Naomi, the woman with an issue of blood flow,

                                       and

       Esther, to name a few. Mary was a prostitute, a very uneasy woman.
                                     But by

         the time Jesus was done with her, she was His closest follower.

               Esther was unfortunate in marrying an abusive man,

                             but by the time God was

      done with her, she had married one of the wealthiest men in the land.
        Women are so quick to beat the next one down instead of trying to
                         hold her up. Before you wonder,

            "What's up with her?" ask yourself, "What's up with me?"

        That woman could be my mother, sister, aunt, in-law, stepmother,
           niece, grandmother, great-grandmother, neighbor, friend, or
                                 co-worker, etc.

                             That woman could be me.

        Women are the carriers of life, not the channels of death. Let's
       build and encourage each other, as did Ruth and Naomi. Pass this to
       all the women in your life. Encourage and Love, Forgive and Forget,
       and trust that the woman that receives this will be touched in some
                                      way.

                         May peace and love be upon you.



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