Letter to the virtual congregation

My beloved brothers of the virtual congregation of León de Judá:

I was very pleased to read Brother Faustino from Cuba's meditation on Christmas and the reflection of his wife Milagros . What depth and human and spiritual richness in his words. I was greatly enriched by your messages, and above all, I am thrilled to know that we have such deep and passionate Kingdom-loving people among us. May God this meditation usher in a cascade of excellent contributions from part of our readers and friends from all over the globe! It would be great to get to know each other better and establish a true community of believers who love, support and pray for each other through the internet. Imagine the possibilities!

Reading the comments of the brothers, sent lately, I began to feel a great enthusiasm for what a community can mean where people both believers and those who are just beginning their spiritual journey can meet in a safe virtual place, and pray for each other. the others, to give each other healthy advice, mutually express the love of Christ, share burdens and even evangelize those who have not yet met Jesus. The possibilities are extraordinary.

I encourage you to stay involved and continue in communication. I will pray for you and for this internet project , which has so much potential. More than ever, I believe that the best time for the Gospel and the Church of Jesus Christ is before us. God has not yet tired of working with this rebellious humanity, but so in need of God, and above all, so loved by Him! I believe that we can still invest our forces to enable the greatest revival in all of history. This internet project, the effort to create a virtual community of prayer and Christian love, based on the life-giving word of God, could surprise us with its effectiveness. I encourage you to grasp the vision and make it our own, and all of us strive to make it come true.

Receive a big hug from your brother and fellow servant, Roberto Miranda, as well as from our entire family. Keep in touch!

Pastor Roberto Miranda