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I was cleaning up my computer's hard disk to free some space. And I came across this.... I didnt know Godfrey had given a written form to his testimony. God is so good... Very often I think, without Christ in both of us, it would be impossible to live to gether... If all the couples get to know this fact, things would be much much easier in their marriage... We have entirely different background, way of thinking, nature... How we get along? That itself is a wonder!! Yes, God can do wonders with a willing soul. Family Background: I was born to Christian parents at Nazareth on 10/03/1975. My parents are Mr.Rajkumar Andrew and Mrs.Balammal Rajkumar. I have two younger siste rs who are married and settled in Chennai an d Tirunelveli. I married Beatrice on the 11th of May 2005. God has blessed us with two young and beautiful girls. Immanuela, my eldest daughter is in the Kinder Garden of Bright Public School and Joanne, my y ounger daughter is one year old. Born Again Experie...

I am sure that God, who began the good work within you, will continue His Work until it is finally finished on that day when Christ Jesus comes back again.... Phil. 1:6 Not Finished Yet-But Someday... Dear God, I am growing in my faith. I am growing in my knowledge of your Word. I am growing as a woman and as a mother. I am growing in my ministry to others. Sometimes I fall short in my attitudes and actions. Still, I am growing.... What a wonderful work you began in my life. You gave me peace, confindence, and gentlness I never knew before. On my final day on earth, dear God, whether it is because Jesus comes back to gather those who love Him or because I am at the moment of my death, I look forward to seeing you face to face and knowing that your work in my life has been perfected. From:Whisper a Prayer - For Moms by Tyndale House Publications

It was a perfect day for story telling. It was raining outside and it was warm and cozy in our bed room on our bed. We, my daughters Imman and Joe cuddling next to me, were enjoying our story time together. It was not a new story but our favorite. Jesus multiplying 5 loaves and 2 fish to a multitude. We had a great time, thinking of the all possible fine details of the event... How Jesus went up the hill, how He managed to tell the huge crowd with His still small voice, how the mother of the boy who gave his 'all' to Jesus, would have carefully packed his lunch for the picnic... so on... Imman filled me in with her imaginations... Joe was listening to the story. Though Joe has a limited vocabulary, she could connect my words with the pictures on the book. The incident came to an end as I told about the collecting the leftovers in the baskets. After the happy ending I asked what about the "moral of the story"... Moral of the story is ........

This incident took place long long back, when I was working for an Organisation, which asked me to travel, when I was supposed to be in the bed in the morning. I don't say my employer was cruel. Its just the fact that I was not married then and I didn't have kids... and I can sleep till 11 in the morning. :) Now I am on the bus at 8 o'clock in the morning... (now you know what I mean! about the time of course!!) Most of the time on the road is spent on the signals and the traffic jams. You are in no mood for a joke. You are busy looking out of the window and trying to avoid the person next to you or fiddling your phone. That day I sat in the front seat (just behind the driver). Here in Bangalore, there are buses that have the seats facing each other. A mother and a small girl sat opposite to me and a teacher next to me, who travel with me to her school. After 100 feet, the girl started to vomit, (Don’t feel bad), the teacher sat next to me, screamed and jumped o...