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Thank you, Lord! Praise God! Hallelujah!
My son belongs body and soul to Christ!

Thank you for your prayers. Samuel and I have studied for a couple of
months, looking at the lives of young people who had decided for God and
remained true during their lives: David, Joseph, Samuel, Timothy,
Josiah, etc. Though being six months shy of twelve, he has no doubt what
he wants for his life. After studying what he needed to do, Samuel said
he was ready.

May 20, 2011, we got everybody together. We sang Samuel's favorite song:
"The joy is in the heart of the one who knows Jesus..." He recited John
3:16, and his Grampaw, aunt, uncle, mother and many others spoke words
of encouragement to him in this decision.

We went down into the water and I baptized my son into Christ. He
belongs to heaven now.

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