And yet....
On March 16, 2014,
every parent’s nightmare phone call came to our home when a police officer
informed us that our 25-year old daughter, Jenica, had been in a horrific car
accident and flown to the hospital. She had sustained several life-threatening
injuries including severe head trauma.
What followed was a mix of agonizing fear, raw lament, and confounding
hope...
That's an excerpt from a publication called Breaking Barriers. Jenica Groot-Nibbelink will be preaching in our church on Sunday, Nov 12, 10:00 a.m. Her message is from Lamentations 3. Verse 24 says, "Yet this I call to mind and therefore I have hope. I will be reading her message at our 8:30 a.m. First Light service at WilsonHub. Please join us for either service.
Pastor Rita. I was a visitor to your church on Sunday and had the privilege of hearing this amazing young women share the wisdom that God has given her as a result of her accident and acquired brain injury. I have worked in this field for over 30 years and have been about encouraging this group of people, those who have experienced acquired brain injury and are enduring from recovery to discovering God's purpose in it all. Thank you for allowing her to speak from your pulpit! Sincerely,
ReplyDeleteScott Farraway
Founder, Recovery to Discovery.