Allie Rae Mondok
We’ve followed this child and her family for years…this is truly a “Christian” story in the truest sense of the word.
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Thank you for sharing this, Michael. Much love from the Mondoks.
Much love back at you all, my friend…
I’ve been following Allie’s story since she was a toddler. This movie is so sweet! I especially liked “I was picked for this job.”
What an uplifting story. What satan meant for bad God turned it around and turned into something beautiful.
I cried for over 20 minutes. This certainly personalized the cruelty of abuse adults do to children and I’m well familiar with that historically and currently.
The Coda:
“If we embrace the situation we find ourselves in, and work to take what is broken: fix it, heal it. Forgive it, make it beautiful; the world becomes better. Your family heals. Your community becomes a beautiful place to teach, and raise your kids. Go all in. What other way is there to live? “
How many opportunities have i missed to turn around, by God’s grace and power, a thing that satan has meant for bad… Food for thought Erunner…
So grateful these folks have shared this little girl’s story over the yeas
Thank you, Xenia and New Victor for sharing quotes. Blessings.