It was less than 24 hours, when voters in South Carolina
would head to
the polls.

Before they did, Barack wanted to show his supporters a bit
about what kind
of campaign they were running.

When Michelle and Barack talked about his running for
president,
one of the core goals they both had for this campaign was to

leave the political process better off than they found it.

In South Carolina, a state with a history of some
pretty divisive politics, ordinary people  challenged
conventional thinking about the process and built a
statewide organization based on local community organizing
and neighbor-to-neighbor contacts.

Barack supporters -- men and women of all ages, races,
religions, and backgrounds --  came together around the
idea that they were one people, invested in each other and
in
our common future.

This reminded me of the early church (Acts 4).For a cause 
we
beleive has saved this world

We've put together this Still Small Voice newsletter in the
hope it will play a part in giving you a sense
of what God has built here on earth -- :

 The early church was called from communities across Isreal,

people who had never been
share in the LORDs work before -- or who now had a broken
and contrite spirit --  built something special.

No matter what our circumstance today, our work here and now

will have
a lasting impact on this world for a brief time till Christ
returns
and into the world to come for ever.

There will be a lot happening, and the intensity will be
ratcheted up.

But the spirit of unity we have here is even more important
than ever to the Lord
Remember "by this shall all men know that you are my
disciples if you love one another"

-- It will be apparent in thousands of communities across
the
world.

I believe more strongly than ever that this work of faith
 is more than just WORDS. Together, we
will be transformed at the sound of the trumpet.

You'll be more than glad for being part of this

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