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Tribal Trails
Weekend of Feb. 28
(K245)
It's a Miracle (Peter Desjarlais)
Peter left home at a young age
and got involved in drugs and alcohol. Even though later he moved back home,
got married and attended church, he didn't totally surrender to God.
Eventually his wife left him with their children, and it devastated him. God
used Scriptures to confront Peter and promised him that He would heal him if
he sought forgiveness from his families and co-workers. Peter tells about
the miracle that took place.
Tribal Trails
Weekend of March 7 (K246)
The Gift-Giving God (Bernice Francis)
A long-term drinking problem
made Bernice sick of herself for what she was doing to her family. She
wanted to quit, but she couldn't, and almost had a nervous breakdown. That
motivated her to seek treatment, and seek the Lord.
Tribal Trails
Weekend of March 14 (K247)
Someone Cares (Candice Paul)
Candice was still quite young when she
left home. She felt that nobody cared. Even becoming a Band chief, and other
high profile jobs, still left a void in her life. Then she discovered that
Somebody really did care for her!
Tribal Trails
Weekend of March 21 (K248)
He Never Let Me Go (John & Corrine Sassie)
Although Corrine heard about the Lord
when she was a child, she didn't think seriously about her relationship with
Him until John got cancer in 1979. However, instead of turning to God for
help, they drank to numb their pain. When they realized this was destroying
their relationship, they started to pray together and ask God to send
someone to them.
Tribal Trails
Weekend of March 28 (K249)
Reviving Me (Bert Genaille, John McGregor, Ralph Sutera)
As Bert longed for a deeper walk with
God, his eyes were opened to see the sins in his life, and he had to deal
with them. John explains how the Canadian Revival Fellowship came into
existence in 1971 when the Sutera twins were invited to lead revival
meetings in Saskatoon. Ralph Sutera recalls some of the great things that
God did in western Canada in the 1970s.
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