Swimmers from Gwinnett to Germany Try to Break a Record
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Splashes and smiles filled the pool at Bethesda Park's Aquatic Center in Lawrenceville Tuesday. Thirty-seven swimmers came out to the Gwinnett County pool to take part in the “World's Largest
Then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt, inspired by a spring-fed pond on the grounds that reminded him of the biblical “Pool of Bethesda,” personally selected the site in 1938, and laid the cornerstone of the hospital tower on Armistice Day, Nov.
They were a juggernaut even before their first Region I competition; Bethesda won the prestigious Jefferson Cup (Va.) and Potomac Memorial tournament this spring, and qualified for regionals by winning the Maryland State Cup in May. In a pool
Then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt, inspired by a spring-fed pond on the grounds that reminded him of the biblical “Pool of Bethesda,” personally selected the site in 1938, and laid the cornerstone of the hospital tower on Armistice Day, Nov.
From June 27 to July 1, teams of students, clubs and companies from around the world will be converging on a Navy testing pool in West Bethesda, Md. to race their home-made subs through an underwater course. The 10th International Human-Powered
Pool of Bethesda…. | PERSEVERE
“I can’t, sir,” the sick man said, “for I have no one to put me into the pool when the water bubbles up. Someone else always gets there ahead of me.”
Jesus told him, “Stand up, pick up your mat, and walk!” Instantly, the man was healed! He rolled up his sleeping mat and began walking!” John 5: 2-9
After so long of being sick, this man had no hope of ever being healed… No hope. Period. For good reason—no one EVER helped him! There are many of us who kind of feel the same way… our situation feels hopeless. But I’m here to say that no matter how trapped we may feel, God can always use it to minister to our deepest need, which is spiritual. Now coming from someone who has been struck down in the prime of my life with a disability, sometimes that’s hard to hear. I mean yes, God met me in my deepest need, and I can’t wait to be with Jesus in Paradise; but the human side of me screams that I need my body to work properly while I’m here on earth!
But I know that I know, I can never lose hope. God has work that only I can do in spite of Muscular Dystrophy. Many of us have the privilege of ministering effectively to hurting people because with Jesus, we’ve triumphed over our hurts.
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Secondly, as a Christian who writes about my journey of living with CFIDS/FMS, I can relate to your blog, at least in my own small way. Especially, today's post. Great analogy and a great word of encouragement. Thank you for that.
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If your friends with Kim, I know you are awesome!
Have a blessed day and I look forward to reading your future posts!
Hi dominique, it's really great to meet you! Thanks for the complement on my site – I guess it's safe to say I love blog design:)
No, we can never lose hope. Do you have Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue? I completely relate. Check out "Christians with Disabilities" – you may find others there who can relate too.
I'm so glad to have a new cyber friend. I'm adding your link too. Blessings!
(Repost): How come Jesus only healed one man at the Pool of Bethesda? - Man! This blessed my socks off when I came... 
Haven't slept in 51 hours, but it was worth it. I touched the rock Jesus was likely crucified upon today & saw the pool of Bethesda. 
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