My LWF Stories
Every day, LWF is blessed to receive stories of lives transformed by the Gospel of Jesus. Here are some stories we have been able to highlight. We are encouraged by how God is moving in the lives of others and are blessed to be able to share these God stories with you.
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“Living the Life” in God’s Grace
This is a story of redemption. It is for those who think they’re too young or too old, too new to the faith or too damaged by sin, to be used of God. It is a story of friendship, discipleship, and ministry partnership born of the Spirit’s leading. It is a story that will encourage you about the next generation of believers and challenge you to go all out for the Gospel regardless of where you are in the race.
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Champions in Chains Encourage Others
When the Apostle Paul wrote of being “in chains for Christ” in Philippians 1:12, he thanked God for his imprisonment in Rome. “Now I want you to know, brothers and sisters, that what has happened to me has actually served to advance the gospel,” Paul said.
One of our brothers in Christ who corresponds regularly with Love Worth Finding, says the same of the believers he works with in prison ministry.
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About-Face!
Scott and Theresa Cianciolo were thrilled last fall to move their own family of five to Ukraine “permanently” because they believed that is where God had called them. Vladimir Putin had other ideas.
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Like Grandfather, Like Grandson: Two Volunteers Worth Finding
Meet Charles and Brad Beall, two volunteers at Love Worth Finding with a special relationship. Charles has been volunteering at Love Worth Finding for over 20 years, and his grandson, Brad, has begun volunteering as well.
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Apples of Gold in Settings of Silver
Dr. Alan Branch has been listening to Pastor Adrian Rogers preach for more than 30 years. But nothing could match the words he overheard Pastor Rogers say in 1993.
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