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By Kelligirl4God
Post Date: 11. Mar 2009, 01:11 AM
Views: 110
Tags: love , finances , thank , instead , daughter

Please pray for my heart to heal as my husband finds comfort in another womans arms instead of trying to fight for me by getting sober. I pray that he will learn to chase after God instead of other women. I'm almost divorced so his clock is ticking. Thank You for your prayers. I need help with my finances and my diet and exercise. Pray for favor and discipline. Also for my daughter Danielle to start going to the gym and for her finances as well. For my brother Scott to get a great job. Also for my final exam on Thursday. Thank you and I love you all with the love of the Lord. Kelli Keeler

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From: lammj

Apr 23, 2009 02:38:25 PM

I come into agreement with you that It is God's will that marriage's be restored. May God open your husband's eyes so that he can see the path to walk away from the adultery. In Jesus Name Amen

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