Prayer and the Reveal Mission

No, I don’t make it a habit of ‘laying on of hands’ when I meet with a woman who has breast cancer. In fact, since I am often taking pictures of them revealing their scars I am careful not to touch them at all. But I also don’t hesitate on giving them one of my hands to grip during the middle of a procedure or exam. And I get a lot of chest to chest hugs (though many of them don’t have the nerve endings to feel it any longer). And the last time one of them kissed me it was from her deathbed and I don’t think that I’ve ever received such a holy kiss.

NewsChad EstesOctober 1, 2014Breast Cancer, Compassion, empathy, healing, healing prayer, jesus, laying on of hands, loveComment

Abused, with Children

When you’ve escaped an abusive relationship you vow to yourself that you will never put yourself in that same place again. Wouldn’t life be grand if it had guarantees?

Kristine married for love, but it was to a man who beat her.

Once he broke nearly every bone in her face while three of his friends watched in the background, none of them coming to her aid or telling him to stop. Do you see a pattern?

Scar StoriesChad EstesJanuary 12, 2012abuse, broken heart, comfort, cycle of abuse, lightning, love Comment