One With Them Update

December 27, 2012 By Rob Houston



	For over a year we have asked that you wear a One With Them wristband. Starting in January, 2013 you take a deeper walk with our brothers and sisters in Christ. Register to receive a daily One With Them devotional written by people who’ve visited persecuted countries as well as local pastors, fathers, widows and children. Each day you will read an inspiring one-minute account from a different believer who has a unique experience to tell, and a life lesson to be learned. If you haven’t yet ordered your One With Them wristband you can do so today.For those who are already wearing one, we thank you for your prayers! In 2013 join the adventure as we meet those who share our faith but not our freedom. Praying together, The Open Doors Prayer Team

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