Jonathan

He fall down with me, knock his neck in the sidewalk and end up in a coma for two days. That's the worst fight that I was involved in. I didn't provoke the fight, but my friend is in a coma. And so I do remember I was taken to Dulce's office. Dulce was my Compassion Center director. She was a leader from the church. And I do remember I was crying, sweating, dirty. And I knew this was the end.

That's why my mother asked me, do you remember you almost lose the best opportunity of your life? and the police is coming and that was a moment for me to reflect on the path that I was taking. And I think of that and it is hard not to cry remembering God was so gracious to me that day through Dulce because I gave her all reason to keep me out of the center.

That's why my mother asked me, do you remember you almost lose the best opportunity of your life? and the police is coming and that was a moment for me to reflect on the path that I was taking. And I think of that and it is hard not to cry remembering God was so gracious to me that day through Dulce because I gave her all reason to keep me out of the center.

That's why my mother asked me, do you remember you almost lose the best opportunity of your life? and the police is coming and that was a moment for me to reflect on the path that I was taking. And I think of that and it is hard not to cry remembering God was so gracious to me that day through Dulce because I gave her all reason to keep me out of the center.

I gave her all reasons to be ashamed of me. And yet that day, I never forget, she kneel down and she look at my eyes and she said, Jonathan, why you fight? We love you. You don't have to fight. That's the only thing that I remember in the conversation. The police came, they took the... the notes on what happened. But my friend woke up from the coma two days later and I was released.

I gave her all reasons to be ashamed of me. And yet that day, I never forget, she kneel down and she look at my eyes and she said, Jonathan, why you fight? We love you. You don't have to fight. That's the only thing that I remember in the conversation. The police came, they took the... the notes on what happened. But my friend woke up from the coma two days later and I was released.

I gave her all reasons to be ashamed of me. And yet that day, I never forget, she kneel down and she look at my eyes and she said, Jonathan, why you fight? We love you. You don't have to fight. That's the only thing that I remember in the conversation. The police came, they took the... the notes on what happened. But my friend woke up from the coma two days later and I was released.

Everything got clarified. And that's the moment I gave my life to Christ. I couldn't continue on the path that I was taking. God was giving me grace and I was giving him bad behavior, being rebellious.

Everything got clarified. And that's the moment I gave my life to Christ. I couldn't continue on the path that I was taking. God was giving me grace and I was giving him bad behavior, being rebellious.

Everything got clarified. And that's the moment I gave my life to Christ. I couldn't continue on the path that I was taking. God was giving me grace and I was giving him bad behavior, being rebellious.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

It's a funny story because the night came and I do remember there was a, we didn't have a TV, but there was a show I saw in the church and it's called the 700 Club.

It's a funny story because the night came and I do remember there was a, we didn't have a TV, but there was a show I saw in the church and it's called the 700 Club.

It's a funny story because the night came and I do remember there was a, we didn't have a TV, but there was a show I saw in the church and it's called the 700 Club.

And I say, I made my decision for Christ 700 times in this 700 club because they portrayed this story of a guy involved in fights and in a gang and in a ghetto in New York. And that was, I feel connected to that story and I'm crying and I'm waiting for the guy at the end to repeat the prayer. Like, do you want to come to Christ? If you want, pray with me.

And I say, I made my decision for Christ 700 times in this 700 club because they portrayed this story of a guy involved in fights and in a gang and in a ghetto in New York. And that was, I feel connected to that story and I'm crying and I'm waiting for the guy at the end to repeat the prayer. Like, do you want to come to Christ? If you want, pray with me.

And I say, I made my decision for Christ 700 times in this 700 club because they portrayed this story of a guy involved in fights and in a gang and in a ghetto in New York. And that was, I feel connected to that story and I'm crying and I'm waiting for the guy at the end to repeat the prayer. Like, do you want to come to Christ? If you want, pray with me.

And so I said, I came to Christ 700 times in the 700 club because in the church, I repeated that show in Dulce's office every time because I wanted to be safe. I wanted to be different. I wanted to take a different path. And the reason I, that story came to mind is because of this letter. I got baptized at 12 after that fly.