Michelle from Stockton, CA gave this testimony to her 9CP Literature class on September 25, 2009:

You probably wonder why I have "Tingling Toes" as my title. Well it’s because three months ago I was diagnosed with Gillian Barre syndrome. I started noticing it when my toes and just about both of my feet starting tingling and feeling kind of numb. Then it started to get worst. I’d fall periodically at school. I couldn’t walk up a step without my legs shaking and feeling weak. If I was sitting on the ground I couldn’t get back up because my legs would give out if I tried.

Of course we went to the doctor when it first started happening and she suggested we go to a neurologist. Then the neurologist suggested we do an EMG and some blood tests. The EMG was horrible; they put needles in your muscles and shocked you, it was a way to check the reflexes but it was pure torture. You know how it feels when someone shocks you by accident? Well times that by ten an add a needle to it. The neurologist then suggested that I get a spinal tap. Which is, they stick a big needle in your back where I guess you have a sack of spinal fluids and take some? My thoughts were terrified and confused. Needles were not my friend. I am absolutely and utterly terrified of them. After, when I got home I cried but knew I had to do it.

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Personal testimony of David Gawlik:

Praise be to our living God and His infinite grace and love!

Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven.
–Matthew 10:32-33, KJV

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is David Gawlik, I am an IT consultant and the designer and administrator of the buddyandveronica.com website, this website and many others.

In mid-April, 2009, Veronica McGlothlin sent me the itinerary for their trip to California to post in the site. It scheduled Buddy and Veronica to minister at Victory Life Center in Modesto, California, on Sunday, April 26th, 2009, and invited me to attend.

My first thought was, “This is great! I know where Victory Life Center is, it’s my friend Dan’s church and I need to be there. It will be great to meet the people I have been working for all these months.”

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Avenues of Healing – Testimony of Dr. Tom Renfro

Dr. Thomas Renfro was diagnosed with Mantle Cell Lymphoma in November of 1997. Having been trained at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Renfro understood the gravity of the diagnosis. Mantle Cell Lymphoma is considered to be incurable and untreatable. Of the many types of lymphoma, it is one of the worst.

At the time of his diagnosis, Dr. Renfro was an active member of The Freedom of Worship Church in Norton, VA. His church family would prove to be critical to him during the worst days of his battle. In fact, every time Dr. Renfro would find himself being overwhelmed by his experience he would turn to them for strength.

Thomas E. Renfro, MD was born February 7, 1955 in Norton, VA to Ed and Mildred Renfro. Growing up his parents were (and still are) active members of The United Methodist Church in Norton, VA. He graduated from J.I. Burton High School in Norton in 1973 and then he attended Clinch Valley College in Wise, VA (now known as UVA’s College at Wise). He graduated from The University of Virginia in 1977 with a B.A. in Biology. He then attended The University of Chicago to become a Respiratory Therapist. After working a few years as a therapist, he decided to go to medical school. At that time he was already married and had one son, Jason.

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I have shared this viewpoint with some of you and from last night to this morning, the Lord has inspired me to share it with the rest. As my friend Thom tells me, “Eddie, since I was saved, every morning I would get into my car and before I turned the key I would pray and ask God what it was that He wanted me to do today in His name.”

Thank you for giving me the honor of your friendship and the humility of being able to share this with you.

Since December when I knew and decided that I needed Jesus Christ in my life, it has been a rocky, roller-coaster ride. I don’t particularly like those kind of rides. I can stand the sight of blood and open wounds, but rides… no way! Okay, ferris wheel, sure.

Anyhow, it wasn’t until mid March that I truly knew and felt the presence of our Lord within my soul. Many things have occurred and through the guidance of some close friends, I’ve been able to understand the nature of those things and their meaning.

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For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. –John 3:16, KJV

Listen To The Margy Mayfield Testimony

Margy Mayfield’s powerful testimony to the glory and power of the Word of our Living God is available on CD from Dr. James Dobson’s ‘Focus on the Family’ ministry as ‘Spiritual Warefare I-II: The Story of Stephen Morin’.