This Sunday at Church I want to encourage you to do the following: Share Your Prayer Request with someone.
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Thanks for reblogging this!
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You are welcome. You made a great point and I know some people don’t share prayer requests for various reasons. I shared my prayer request about my niece’s breast cancer situation yesterday. She lives 900+ miles away and she lost her father last November.
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Wow this is serious I’m praying for her
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Thank you. Her name is Tabatha. She only found out about 2 weeks ago. Still no word on what stage it is, but doctors are 95% certain it’s malignant. They are running more tests on her, but no results back yet.
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That’s frightening. Keep me posted yeah?
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I will. I didn’t mention her name in the post, https://upsdownsfamilyhistory.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/please-keep-my-niece-in-your-prayers-january-26-2020/. I will let you know. I know her church family is praying for her as well.
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Checking your post out now
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Scheduled this for Twitter in a couple of hours
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Thank you. How do you schedule a tweet? I schedule posts on WordPress regularly. I meant to ask before, but forgot.
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I use something called twitimer.com
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I will check it out. Appreciate the information.
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No problem hope it’s helpful
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Sure it will be. WordPress automatically posts to my Facebook page and Twitter. Need to get it doing LinkedIn again. It tends to have issues with LinkedIn on a regular basis.
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I didn’t know you could post blogs on LinkedIn, dont have a presence on there
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Can’t remember where in WordPress you can set it up to post there. Probably the same place as where you set it to post on Twitter. With LinkedIn, it keeps breaking on either WordPress and/or LinkedIn.
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Oh ok
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Interesting, received an email about a virtual Passover Seder.
Earlier I saw a blogger post a similar comment, but he was poking fun at the idea.
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Wow making fun of it, like they think Christians shouldn’t do it or they think the whole idea is silly?
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The blogger wasn’t a Christian.
The group, Chosen People, looks like they were started by a Messianic Jew. I believe the goal is to show how Jesus fulfilled the prophecies. Doing it virtual may be due to COVID-19 issues. I don’t recall them doing virtual before. From a video, it looks like a walk-through of how the Seder and Communion are related, showing how the Messiah is found in each element of the Seder. That was my impression from the video.
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I love that ministry and benefited from their books
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Apparently one or more of German readers love my re-blog of your post This Sunday at Church: Share Your Prayer Request with someone. Looks like 152 views from Germany, putting Germany in first place today which is a first.
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Germany?? Wow!
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Yes, I was surprised. 152 views from Germany and the total number of visitors is 91, but that includes all countries. My re-blog of your post was viewed 170 times. Think that’s a record for number of views for a single post.
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Wow that’s a high number
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