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Today I was led by the Spirit to take specific turns on Elgin roads
and talk to specific people. When I talked to them, I offered them
bread and bananas donated to the church from trader joes. It was
awesome, as the people were open to receive these blessings from God,
and I had a wonderful time experiencing taking part in God's work.

Amazing!

I have also been thinking since I have been involved in this ministry,
that I could have been doing this years ago, and evangelizing to
people. What was the cause of me not coming to this point earlier?

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