Ken Libolt

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I don't currently attend a church.
March 2, 2011
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Tips on How to Win Hearts

People often ask how do you witness for Christ or help people who are struggling. The most common statement made is listen to what they say and act accordingly with love and Spiritual wisdom. What does listening look life?

By Ken Libolt
Global Mission
February 22, 2011
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Where Is Our Empathy?

People act as if caring is a pain because they think they are the ones doing the giving without any return. If you do pastoral care with this attitude, you won't receive a mutual benefit. This sad fact won't change unless people are filled with the love of God.

By Ken Libolt
Pastors
January 7, 2011
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Thankyou

I would like to give a very much appreciated Thanks to whom ever is responsable for the change in the Captha thingy. That was very difficult at times to read when my vision varies daily. Thanks Guys Ken
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