Letters to the Editor

Peace in Christ

I'd like to tell you how good it's been to study Michael Feazell's "Finding Peace in Christ" each time for the past several months. It's been so much help to me in understanding the covenants.

Evelyn O'Briant

Kilmichael, Mississippi

Praise God! How can Jesus love me so much to open my eyes to see this clearly after almost 40 years. It is like God lifted a veil from my eyes.

I did not think it was possible to love God any more than I did. I want to fall before him and wash his feet with my tears of gratitude.

Mary Frances Holland

Newnan, Georgia

WCG Internet website

Thank you for posting so many articles and study papers on the website. I am a former member who left because of the doctrinal changes, but have come to enlightening conclusions in my own studies (before, I would have considered them heretical conclusions).

Since then I've read Mr. Tkach's book Transformed by Truth and am interested in the study papers you've published on various doctrinal issues. I don't have to agree with every single point, but your studies are enlightening.

Name withheld

Arthur and Marie Docken

It is with admiration and nostalgia that we look at the picture of Arthur and Marie Docken receiving a plaque of appreciation for their 37 years of service (December WN). We would like to extend our congratulations to them.

We are among the direct recipients of their services while they were assigned in the Philippines. We hope and pray that the Dockens are all doing fine, and may God bless them and their loved ones always.

Samuel and Nilda Librojo

Ventura, California

Honoring oldest members

I want to let you know how wonderful I think the article honoring our oldest members is in the January issue. What a great way to start out the new millennium issue.

I was so touched by it, and I hope and pray that members around the world will be inspired and uplifted by it. This is a beautiful way to look at the past of the WCG.

Susi Albrecht

Pasadena

Scholarship in prison

I would like to thank all the brethren who have been praying that I would be granted a scholarship to continue my education.

Through St. John's University, I was granted a scholarship to pursue a master's degree in pastoral counseling from prison. My situation reinforces my thoughts that God's will prevails no matter what our circumstances may involve.

Karl M. Klett

Marion, Ohio