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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Maybe I am Crazy

Recently I was on Oprah. I know, what some might think, that I'm crazy, that I just wanted my 15 minutes of fame, that I'm a zealot. But, I went on Oprah to get my message of forgiveness out.
When I was nine years old my uncle killed my parents, and my aunt in my home. Through the grace of God and much support of my family I have been able to forgive my parents killer and I hope that he begs for God's forgiveness. He is currently on death row awaiting his death. He is scheduled to die in 8 short days. I am praying for his soul and I ask that all of you pr
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ay that this man begs for forgiveness before he dies.

1 comment:

  1. I totally understand and respect what you did, Kim, and I thought it took a lot of bravery. As a fellow christian I understand the importance of forgiveness, from which comes real strength and the ability to live life more fully. I have no doubt that lurid curiosity attracted many viewers, but I think many more were inspired by your spiritual strength, some of which I know must have come from Mary.

    As a relative who saw how deeply it affected many of our family members, including my own father, I was happy to see how both you and your brother have managed grow up to be survivors, not victims.

    As first cousins go, I felt particularly close to Natalie as a small child on the few occaisions we actually got to hang out, and although we hadn't had any contact in years I felt a real sense of emptiness and loss when she passed. I always regretted not attending her funeral. Having heard about what happened second hand, I really appreciated hearing your account. It has made me think a lot about Natalie since then, and how special she was, and about the rest of you guys as well.

    God bless,
    Vinton Thomas Heuck

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