Dear Kirsty & Rob,

I am pleased to read and hear about your daughter, who is rather cute. No doubt you are enjoying the role of being parents. I received your card in London. However, I am not clear as to the purpose of your ministry, especially as the ‘Our Ministry’ section of this website has not been written. Would you mind dropping me an email about your ministry so I may have a better understanding?

I shall certainly pray for the water build up on your daughter’s head to disappear. However, I don’t believe you should be requesting a prayer for your car, especially immediatly after a prayer request for your daughter who generally needs God’s attention. Requesting a prayer for your car devalues the whole religious process and I find it immoral & insulting as a Catholic.

Please consider, more carefully, what you choose to prayer for, and indeed ask others to join you in pray.

Regards,

Winston

Hi Rob,

I’m afraid you will have to ask the opinion of a qualified Catholic priest or Protestent vicar in regards to the sections you have pulled out of the Bible. I am not able to answer your question on that issue. Whenever I have a question on the bible, or indeed anything that touches faith, I refer to established church as it has two thousand years of experiance in that department.

It is a scary thought when one hears about people of no established church affliation and no seminary training, picking up the Bible and deciding to preach. The Bible is open to so many different interpretations that it can be very misleading and create false hope when in the hands of one who has not been educated in it.

The fact your faith in your personal life brings joy and a sense of fulfullment is very good. A believe in God is a great asset. However, I can’t comment on this subject any longer because I don’t feel comfortable talking about it any longer.