Comments on: We are hopeful

By: Michael Jones

Michael Jones — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 03:19:21 +0000

Hello, My name is Michael jones. I came to Paul after service one night, and I asked for his help. I told him that I move to houston, and that I needed a job. well, i’m in North Carolina, but since then I wrote book called “Seeing the World Through The Eyes Of God. This book will transform the hearts of millions. Please, tell Paul I really need his help. I would like to use the proceeds from the book for a homeless shelter, and also to start a church. Phi 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

By: jackie

jackie — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 06:52:11 +0000

Volunteering

Am a Kenyan lady and would like to volunteer my free time in helping the less fortunate in the society. If you would like my help please E-Mail so that we can organize.

Regards

Jackie

By: jackie

jackie — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 06:51:51 +0000

hey

Am a Kenyan lady and would like to volunteer my free time in helping the less fortunate in the society. If you would like my help please E-Mail so that we can organize.

Regards

Jackie

By: Clemi Villarreal

Clemi Villarreal — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:43:29 +0000

Hi Jenn !
Just wanted to share our sweet prayers daily with ya’ll. Jesus has just immursed the prayers with his sweet sweet Love for the people there and You, Paul, and the kids . Wow what an imazing experience for You all. We miss the Kids so so much!
Thank you all for sharing your journal with us it is such a time of feeling the Love God has for the World. We are continuing to miss Ya’ll and Pray!!!

We Love You All!
Clemi

By: noriko chege

noriko chege — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 13:11:56 +0000

Dear Jeniffer,
Thank you so much for your wonderful work there in western side of this country. I really benefited to read about you through Joel’s recent book’. You tell your son Who he is at bed time. I also started to tell my son Ngamau(12 years old) and it is amazing how he appreciates to hear every night. I had sleepless nights (thinking displaced people the children and old women) and morning depression like having a long nightmare during this time of turmoil in Kenya. Most probably most of people experienced the same way even if we are not displaced What is interesting to experience since I came to know you and your family are here somewhere helping people then somehow I started to sleep so well just like before. Surely God cares everybody ! I pray for you and your family’s daily safety. Have a blessed day !
Noriko

By: Mary Ann

Mary Ann — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 03:05:13 +0000

Jen, We are home! We had a incredible week. Gabe and I had to take doses of Cipro! UGH! We saw and were apart of the the most heart wretching outreach’s and got to minister to the most loving children while in Honduras. We were able to build 2 houses and roof another. The best part was seeing the school we sponsor and how God is bringing hope to lives that are so hopeless. I was reminded while there of the oppression that Egypt felt and and how God heard their groans and He promised to send help to them. God hears the oppressison of His people today and I am so grateful and humbled that my family can be apart of their promise. We prayed for you guys the whole time we were gone. So glad to hear things are going well and that God is using you in the lives of women. No surprise to me! Salon for Smart Ladies! Can’t wait to hear about that! We will be checking the blog more now that we are home. Love you!

Mary Ann

By: Stacy Whitley

Stacy Whitley — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 03:02:51 +0000

Your stories are amazing – I enjoy reading all of them – We are praying for all of you daily and for the lives of those you touch – Love you all – Stace

By: deb (jenni's cousin)

deb (jenni's cousin) — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:05:06 +0000

Dearest Jeni,
I feel my heart about to break and am moved to tears as I read of the
hardships and struggles you are seeing daily, there in Kenya. The children are so precious. It is overwhelming to try and conceive that so many lose their lives and that so many little ones lose their lives before it even begins. Yet….there is hope in the word and love of our Savior. Thank God for you and your family and all the wonderful missionaries who Do make a difference.
Your family here love you all very much and we are praying daily for your safety and
all the strength you need to continue. I love you.
deb

By: sharon

sharon — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:50:14 +0000

you all are doing a great job send my love from lakewood

By: Ernest

Ernest — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:08:34 +0000

In life there are prople who have passion for makind. The Osteens are one of the evidences of the Spirit of God moving the gospel to the world.

I am not suprise of this your trip of Love to the well being of the Africa continent, Kenya in present because God has bestowed on you an annointing that will liberate to the World from all operation of the Wicked.

The Osteens, your work of Love to this Generation will surely bring God hand the those that have benefited from your ministering. Often time i watch your messenges on the satelite here in NIgeria, i feel cool via the Holy Spirit presence from you.

Your work in this generation will please God to do more wonders to your ministry.

Thanks for your contribution towards the unity to Kenya situation.

Ernest (Kaduna, Nigeria)