Sharing My Testimony
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Cynthia Hazel, M.A.
Raised in a Christian household, my mother took me and my siblings to church every Sunday along with my grandparents. My grandmother, the town's piano teacher played for church services, while mother taught Sunday School, and grandfather served as the church treasurer. My dad didn't always attend as he drove a bus for a living, and his schedule didn't always jive with church service times. Because of my mother's and grandparents' influence, I became a Christian at 7 years of age. Just looking in their eyes told me I was important and deeply loved.
At 13 years of age, I rededicated my life to Jesus Christ and was involved with church and school activities. Unfortunately, my parents divorced a couple of years later as their differences became too impossible to reconcile. Then, at the age of 21, and a single-parent, I attended a Campus Crusade for Christ Conference with one of my closest friends and had a life-changing time. I still remember how it felt to become a spirit-filled Christian. As a young adult, I better understood what is meant for Christ to die on the cross for my sins, but also to rise up again and conquer death, hell and the grave.
I gladly renewed my faith in my 50's, more committed than ever to serve my Lord Jesus Christ. I now feel closer to Him than ever before. I enjoy reading the Bible and spending time in prayer every day as I learn more about the men and women who sacrificed for their faith and why. Let me close by saying that Christianity is worth it, because Jesus Christ is a wonderful Savior, guide, and friend. And because of my relationship with Jesus, I do not feel empty or lonely anymore. It is my hope that you will come to know and trust, and to accept His salvation offer, for you will never regret it.
When you are ready to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, please get in a good bible church, ask lots of questions. and when you are ready discuss your salvation decision with a Christian pastor.
Please feel free to reach out to me with your questions, I am happy to share my experience with you as making the decision to become a Christian is the most important one you will ever make.
At 13 years of age, I rededicated my life to Jesus Christ and was involved with church and school activities. Unfortunately, my parents divorced a couple of years later as their differences became too impossible to reconcile. Then, at the age of 21, and a single-parent, I attended a Campus Crusade for Christ Conference with one of my closest friends and had a life-changing time. I still remember how it felt to become a spirit-filled Christian. As a young adult, I better understood what is meant for Christ to die on the cross for my sins, but also to rise up again and conquer death, hell and the grave.
I gladly renewed my faith in my 50's, more committed than ever to serve my Lord Jesus Christ. I now feel closer to Him than ever before. I enjoy reading the Bible and spending time in prayer every day as I learn more about the men and women who sacrificed for their faith and why. Let me close by saying that Christianity is worth it, because Jesus Christ is a wonderful Savior, guide, and friend. And because of my relationship with Jesus, I do not feel empty or lonely anymore. It is my hope that you will come to know and trust, and to accept His salvation offer, for you will never regret it.
When you are ready to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, please get in a good bible church, ask lots of questions. and when you are ready discuss your salvation decision with a Christian pastor.
Please feel free to reach out to me with your questions, I am happy to share my experience with you as making the decision to become a Christian is the most important one you will ever make.