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| Posted on October 24, 2012 at 3:33 PM |
On October 15th this year, Global Christian Chaplains website was birthed, to empower people to serve GOD in communities as Chaplains. To encourage them to find and receive training as chaplains and ministers of the gospel. |
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Darrel Lavender
4:07 PM on October 27, 2012
I'm excited about the community outreach this ministry is going to have.
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Barbara Afe
3:54 AM on November 6, 2012
I too am excited to be a part of this ministry. God has raised you for such a time as this. Not only serving in the community but a blog where people can express their hearts.
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Martin
8:03 AM on November 25, 2012
Outstanding website! I think it's a useful website for people. I had no idea about the Global Christian Chaplains website before reading your content. I'm pleased to read about it. Thanks for this allocation....
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Darrel Lavender
8:46 PM on November 27, 2012
Forever Changed
Can you see the change in me? It may not be obvious to you. I participate in family activities. You tell me you’re glad to see that I don’t cry any more. But I do cry. When everyone has gone – when it is safe – tears fall. I cry until I am exhausted and can finally fall asleep.
I’m active in my church. I sing hymns. I listen to the sermon.
You tell me you admire my strength and my positive attitude. But I’m not strong. I feel that I have lost control, and I panic when I think about tomorrow …next week…next month…next year .
You tell me you’re glad I’m ‘’over’’ the death of my loved one. But I’m not ‘’over it’’. If I get over it, I will be the same as before my loved one died. I will never be the same. At times I think I’m beginning to heal, but the pain of loosing someone I loved so much has left a permanent scar on my heart.
I visit my neighbors. You tell you’re glad to see I’m holding up well. But I’m not holding up so well. Sometimes I want to lock my door and hide from the world.
I spend time with friends I appear calm and collected. I smile when appropriate. You may tell me it’s good to see me back to my ‘’old self’’. But I will never be back to my ‘’old self’’. Death and grief has touched my life and I am forever changed.
Adapted from Rhonda Wilson
Can you see the change in me? It may not be obvious to you. I participate in family activities. You tell me you’re glad to see that I don’t cry any more. But I do cry. When everyone has gone – when it is safe – tears fall. I cry until I am exhausted and can finally fall asleep.
I’m active in my church. I sing hymns. I listen to the sermon.
You tell me you admire my strength and my positive attitude. But I’m not strong. I feel that I have lost control, and I panic when I think about tomorrow …next week…next month…next year .
You tell me you’re glad I’m ‘’over’’ the death of my loved one. But I’m not ‘’over it’’. If I get over it, I will be the same as before my loved one died. I will never be the same. At times I think I’m beginning to heal, but the pain of loosing someone I loved so much has left a permanent scar on my heart.
I visit my neighbors. You tell you’re glad to see I’m holding up well. But I’m not holding up so well. Sometimes I want to lock my door and hide from the world.
I spend time with friends I appear calm and collected. I smile when appropriate. You may tell me it’s good to see me back to my ‘’old self’’. But I will never be back to my ‘’old self’’. Death and grief has touched my life and I am forever changed.
Adapted from Rhonda Wilson
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Barbara Afe
9:26 PM on November 27, 2012
Darrel Lavender says...
Forever Changed
Can you see the change in me? It may not be obvious to you. I participate in family activities. You tell me you’re glad to see that I don’t cry any more. But I do cry. When everyone has gone – when it is safe – tears fall. I cry until I am exhausted and can finally fall asleep.
I’m active in my church. I sing hymns. I listen to the sermon.
You tell me you admire my strength and my positive attitude. But I’m not strong. I feel that I have lost control, and I panic when I think about tomorrow …next week…next month…next year .
You tell me you’re glad I’m ‘’over’’ the death of my loved one. But I’m not ‘’over it’’. If I get over it, I will be the same as before my loved one died. I will never be the same. At times I think I’m beginning to heal, but the pain of loosing someone I loved so much has left a permanent scar on my heart.
I visit my neighbors. You tell you’re glad to see I’m holding up well. But I’m not holding up so well. Sometimes I want to lock my door and hide from the world.
I spend time with friends I appear calm and collected. I smile when appropriate. You may tell me it’s good to see me back to my ‘’old self’’. But I will never be back to my ‘’old self’’. Death and grief has touched my life and I am forever changed.
Adapted from Rhonda Wilson
Darrel, when I first read your poem, I thought about the verses about comfort, and how God will work out good from awful situations. In your grief, you will help others by the poems you write. Thank you for having the courage to share your heart.
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Darrel A Lavender
11:27 PM on December 11, 2012
Thank you for your kind words. I will cherish them
I gently lay my little poem
In the treasure chest
Which holds my greatest treasure
My son places his memento in
My grandson follows suit
All the men in her inner
Circle of love
Have honored her
Paying homage
Each in his own way
But greater than these
Small mementos
Is the honor she
Instilled in them
Each in her own way
She can be proud
That all of her men
Are men of honor
Each proud to be a part of her
Each calling her
By a different name
Wife
Mother
Grandmother
Each calling her Love
I gently lay my little poem
In the treasure chest
Which holds my greatest treasure
My son places his memento in
My grandson follows suit
All the men in her inner
Circle of love
Have honored her
Paying homage
Each in his own way
But greater than these
Small mementos
Is the honor she
Instilled in them
Each in her own way
She can be proud
That all of her men
Are men of honor
Each proud to be a part of her
Each calling her
By a different name
Wife
Mother
Grandmother
Each calling her Love
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Darrel A Lavender
12:14 AM on December 30, 2012
2Co 1:4 He helps us in all our troubles, so that we are able to help others who have all kinds of troubles, using the same help that we ourselves have received from God.
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