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Everyone who is going to Heaven can share a personal story with you about how it all happened. Unless a person has a memory disorder, they will vividly recall the moment they started for Heaven.

Some share stories about how they were cured from cancer or how they are recovering from an addiction. Others conduct seminars on how they became wealthy or how they survived the loss of a child or the break-up of their marriage.

The story Christians love to tell the most is how they became a Christian. There are always three parts to a Christian’s story:

1) What life was like without Christ;
2) How they found Christ; and
3) What Christ has done for them.

The stories are as different as the people are themselves – but the common point of every Christian’s story is a moment of personal faith in JESUS CHRIST. Without such a personal, precious and precise moment a person can not go to Heaven.

If you would like to share your story of how you became a Christian, please email me. It is always thrilling to read another person’s story.

Peggy O’Neill’s Personal Testimony as a Nun

Peggy O’Neill’s Personal Testimony as a Nun

My name is Peggy O’Neill, and this is the story of my conversion to Christ at age 70, after practicing as a nun in the Catholic Church for 50 years. I write this in the hope that it will help others come to an understanding of the true gospel of salvation.

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Mike Da Silva’s Personal Story

Mike Da Silva’s Personal Story

Mike Da Silva, Founder and Principal of Toronto-based Blackthorn Management, shares the story of his spiritual journey and the foundation of the transformation in his life.

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A Loyal Son of Islam

A Loyal Son of Islam

Used with permission from "The Pilgrimage,'  Penfold Books 2003 Rezi Sabri from Iran Attacking a Christian in a Wheelchair With mounting anticipation, I waited for just the...

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Heaven Bound – Dale Robbins

Heaven Bound – Dale Robbins

Dale Robbins resides in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia with his wife Joann and children Jonathon and Sarah. Dale was employed by the Government of Nova Scotia for 28 years and for...

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