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Usersname: arisensleeper
Points: grey pen (1342) (?)
I am married I am a male
I am 56 years old.
My birthday is: February 2nd.
I live in Moncton New Brunswick Canada
I am currently a pastor of a Baptist Church and a professor in a small Christian Liberal Arts University in New Brunswick, Canada. I have been involved in higher education for over 40 years, first as a student then as a professor in the secular world. I have seen how the Christian message is distorted and maligned in our hallowed halls of higher education. 12 years ago, I took a leap of faith and left the public system to serve Him in a Christian setting and even though it involved a drastic reduction in income and a change in lifestyle, I have not once regretted it. In recent years I have become very involved with street level ministry and have seen first hand just how lost and broken the world is. I have also seen how apathetic most of our mainstream churches have become to the problems of poverty, homelessness, addiction, alcoholism, and all the other evils that attend that lifestyle. Recently a young man of 23 that I had been working with died of a drug overdose and it spurred me to begin looking for more ways to get the word out to the Christian Community. I am convinced that the Church need to be awakened to a revived passion because we are "saved unto good works". I will be posting my devotional notes, bible studies, and sermons so that the messages that His Holy Spirit have impressed on me may be shared abroad. I do this in humility hoping to gain feedback, critiques, responses, and correction so I may grow in my ministry.
I was born into a Buddhist family in Singapore. As a young man I was an avowed agnostic. It was not till I went to the United States to further my education that I was exposed to the true meaning of the Gospel. It took concerned Christians who took the time to pray for me and to cultivate a relationship with me to break through my intellectual and cultural barriers. Most of all it was their faith lived out that spoke the loudest to me.
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