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Peace, Be Still!
Pamela R. Jeffers is a member of the Cathedral International in Perth Amboy, NJ, where Bishop Donald Hilliard presides as pastor. She is the author of a debut novel, Something Old, New, Borrowed & True. She is also the CEO of her own publishing company, Harvest Time Inner-vations LLC. Ms. Jeffers resides in Somerset, NJ, with her husband and two daughters.
Greetings Friends,
I greet you with the love and compassion of our matchless Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Welcome to another issue of Christian Quarterly Magazine.We are grateful that you have stopped by to visit with us and we pray that your spirit is lifted as you read. Well, the last few months have been rather trying for my brother, Ronald Wiggins, (Founder & President), our family and me since we had to say goodbye to our mother, Madeline Wiggins. She had a rather short bout with Lymphoma cancer and was taken home to be with the Lord on April 17, 2010. During the whole ordeal, the Lord had His hand firmly on my whole entire family and we experienced the peace of the Lord like never before. His grace and mercy allowed us to be with her everyday up until she took her last breath. To those that knew of our ordeal we wish to thank you for your prayers and support. And we ask you all to continue to pray for the peace of God to remain resident in our hearts, mind and spirit as we continue to go through the grieving process.
Prayerfully yours,
I greet you with the love and compassion of our matchless Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Welcome to another issue of Christian Quarterly Magazine.We are grateful that you have stopped by to visit with us and we pray that your spirit is lifted as you read. Well, the last few months have been rather trying for my brother, Ronald Wiggins, (Founder & President), our family and me since we had to say goodbye to our mother, Madeline Wiggins. She had a rather short bout with Lymphoma cancer and was taken home to be with the Lord on April 17, 2010. During the whole ordeal, the Lord had His hand firmly on my whole entire family and we experienced the peace of the Lord like never before. His grace and mercy allowed us to be with her everyday up until she took her last breath. To those that knew of our ordeal we wish to thank you for your prayers and support. And we ask you all to continue to pray for the peace of God to remain resident in our hearts, mind and spirit as we continue to go through the grieving process.
Prayerfully yours,
