 Dear Liberty Trust In
February 2005, intrigued by your flier, I wrote a letter to you for
further information. Somehow I misread this to understand that you would
provide interest free bonds for church properties on proving that the
loan would be repaid with minimal risk to Liberty Trust. Seemingly the
requirement of making weekly payments for ten years did not apply in
such cases, or so I believed. I
was led to bring this to the attention of our Annual General Meeting of
May 2005 wherein it was agreed that I should pursue obtaining such a
loan from you. A resolution was passed at our June 2005 business meeting
that a request be made for our bonds to be taken over by Ark Resources
Ltd.  You replied
very promptly, stating that such a bond could not be granted to us
because we had not fulfilled the criterion of first paying into the
Trust. Imagine my surprise when you phoned me the very next day to tell
me one of your borrowers had unexpectedly received an inheritance and
wished to donate the remaining balance of their loan to us. What
perfection of timing with the exact amount of our request with the
provision of funding just as was needed. Coincidence? Maybe to those of
little faith. But I am not the only one to notice that prayer is
followed by a surprising number of coincidences. Our
being blessed by Liberty Trust was and is a cause of great rejoicing.
In less than five years we shall be debt free. Already our giving to
missions has been able to be increased and improvements made to our
buildings—a better equipped and more attractive kitchen—folding doors to
screen off a Sunday School room—a much-needed second toilet—fitting of
appealing looking windows and doors. Surely our HEAVENLY FATHER will bless Liberty Trust in the future days ‘till JESUS returns for his own. Yours in JESUS A. W. McGladdery, Secretary |
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