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Letter to the Editor: Well Wishes

It is wonderful to appreciate how our God is working in many parts of the world and in many people’s lives.
By Chris Carmody
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Greetings Bro. Dave,

I came across the digital version of the Tidings Magazine while doing a search for Christadelphian apps. Enjoyed reading many of the articles and checking out the resources. I saw the Sunday School book and I purchased a copy.

COVID-19 has been a challenge to our ecclesias, but here in Western Australia we have not been touched severely by the virus, the main restriction has been upon travel. I certainly plan on visiting our Sri Lanka mission area as soon as it is possible to travel there.

It is wonderful to appreciate how our God is working in many parts of the world and in many people’s lives. I was not brought up in the faith, but as a young man in my late teens, some 40 years ago I came to the faith with three of my four sisters. My mother and father opposed the true message of the Bible until their passing. Our mother passed away this year at 94 years, well and active to the end, but now gone forever.

If the chance arrives, I will visit North America one day. My wife has had a brief visit to San Francisco several year ago. Keep up your good work in the Lord’s vineyard.

Chris Carmody,
Gosnells Ecclesia, Perth, Western Australia

 

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