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The Communion of Saints: Updated 1/3/2015





Happy New Year! I recognize that not everyone celebrates the new year on January 1. I understand that there are many different calendars than the Gregorian Calendar. In Israel, their calendar is not by the sun, but by the moon and the year is around 5775. For us Christians the Gregorian Calendar is helpful because it has been 2015 years or 2015 A.D. since Jesus Christ died upon the cross and rose from the dead! So I appreciate the different calendars, I like the Jewish Calendar because I believe it is closer to the actual age of the Earth and I obviously adore the Gregorian Calendar because it dates back to Jesus Christ.

I have been pondering what to post for the the new year and having considered many subjects I have decided to do something more than just share. It seemed good to me and the Holy Spirit (Acts 15:28), to offer my email address. I am fully aware it could be found somewhere in my blogger profile, but there is a difference between availability and invitation. I offer an open communication to any Christian or seeker to contact me via the email address below: 
 
sirjeffreyblogger@yahoo.com 

When you send an email please title it blogger or blogger believer,  so that if it goes to spam I will know it is from a brother and sister or a seeker of the Lord who reads this blog. 

Feel free to contact me with questions, to seek someone to pray with, to discuss and debate, to share encouragement with and share needs with. I want to hear your thoughts and your insights! For we are all One Body, but many different parts and thus we each have something to offer, something unique to add, and definitely important to contribute.
 
Do not hesitate to send me emails if you do not speak and write English. Thanks to Google Translate and other tools I can translate anything written in Arabic, Africana, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italiano, Irish, Japanese, Russian, Mandarin, Scottish, Spanish, Swedish, Taiwanese, Ukrainian, and many more! 
 
The Holy Scriptures say, "do not neglect the communion (assembly) of believers and encourage one another." (Hebrews 10:25). Many interpret this to be a command to go to Sunday meeting, but I believe followers of Christ need more than a few hours or minutes together in a public meeting. We need to support each other and share each others burdens. 
 
We our a family of all races, cultures, ethnic groups, nationalities, countries, colors and sizes in Christ Jesus! We need each other and it is my heart in this new year to connect and help in the ways I can. So please feel free to contact me via the email link I shared. I get email to my phone, so I can be ready to pray and ponder the deep mysteries of Christ. If you are not yet a believer, please contact me and we can discuss questions and etc. 

Addendum:

Please note I am not expecting anyone to feel compelled to contact my email (note the email listed is merely for this purpose), it is merely there if you want prayer support and to discuss anything on the blog and etc.

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