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Posted by admin - 06-23-2009 02:36 PM
Thanks Buster...

That was cool.
Posted by Diamond 24 - 06-23-2009 02:09 PM
Thanks for this. It gives me hope
Posted by mariarae - 06-23-2009 01:46 PM
Buster, I loved this. Thanks for sharing it.
Posted by gws49 - 06-23-2009 01:37 PM
Buster,
Thank you. That really lifts me up.
Gene
Posted by Buster - 06-23-2009 12:42 PM
I recently read this on a Christian Forum, and found it to be so full of truth, that I thought I would share it with everyone here......

I was surprised when our friend Charlie joined our prayer group. Charlie wasn't a joiner. So the next time I saw him I asked him about it.

"Well," said Charlie, "I had problems and I was praying about them, but I didn't seem to be getting anywhere. Then one day I read an article about bees. When it gets too hot in a hive, a group of worker bees all face in one direction, anchor themselves to the floor, and fan their wings rapidly. One bee alone wouldn't make much of a difference, but a lot of bees can produce an air current strong enough to draw fresh, cool air into the hive and blow the stale air out.

"So, I said to myself, 'If a group of bees working together can activate a healing current that changes everything for the better, maybe a group of praying people can do the same thing
by Arthor Gordon