“Thank you very much for doing such a nice thing.  Now I will know the order better if any one asks me.  I hope that your program is very successful.  My mother heard about it in the Wall Street Journal.  Thank you!  God Bless!”

Kate Vaughan
 

“Thank you so much for what you are doing for the children of the country.  I was so excited to hear of what you were doing.  You are a very special person.  May God bless you and keep you.”

LeAnn Pascal
 

“Our class in Edinburg, Virginia received a special blessing by learning the Ten Commandments as a group.  I believe they will always remember that they learned the commandments when they were in the 5th and 6th grades.  I know that I still remember learning them in 2nd grade and getting a special sticker each time I learned one.  Years later I can still quote them, and they still convict me of wrong doing.  God’s Word is “quick and powerful” as it convicts my students when they lie, or steal, or covet.  I have heard them often in the last month quote a commandment to each other to remind their fellow student not to sin.  Thank you for giving us the extra incentive to learn what we all need to learn – the Ten Commandments,”

Debra Dyke
Teacher
 

“I just wanted to thank you also.  Thanks for using your means to encourage the knowledge of such a basic staple to our civilized existence.  The 10 Commandments are not the “all-in-all”. But they are a starting place, especially to lost and floundering people.  Too many people claim God’s awesome Saving grace, but forget the means by which He wants us to live.  Thanks again for encouraging His Truths!”

Paula Vander Poel
 

“I started a project to raise money for Aids orphans and needy children in Zimbabwe, Africa 3-4 years ago.  The money is used to pay for the school fees for the children.  Without payment of the school fees these children would be unable to attend school.  The amount of $10 can easily send 3 children to school for 1 year in Zimbabwe.

This year pastor Brian Runge of Houston came across your project and decided to use it in the school (St. Mark Lutheran in Houston) of which he is school pastor and whose school my children used to attend.

Some of the children of St. Mark Lutheran voluntarily gave their money that you sent them to my African school project.  They raised a total of around $1,500 which when combined with the money that I had raised made a total of around $1,800.

When I received this information in an email from Pastor Brian Runge I cried uncontrollably for 10 minutes and even now while writing this I find it difficult to control my emotions and the tears of joy come again.

I wanted to write to you and thank you for your project and I pray that you would be blessed in it.  I pray also that the blessing of God would rest upon those who contribute to your Ten Commandments project.

Know that you have made a difference in Houston TX and in Africa and be blessed.”

Yours in Christ
Mark Craythorn
 

“Thank you for your efforts in this project.  We have 1 girl in the group who has come with a friend.  She had never heard the 10 commandments prior to our confirmation classes.  She has learned and is growing.  Thank you.”

“Thank you for starting the Ten Commandments Project.  I think it was very generous of you and the other donors to give money and start this project.

My whole family learned the Ten Commandments together by playing games.  Shortly after I sent my form in, there was an article about you in the Christian Reader.  I learned more about your project then.  I think it’s amazing that you’ve reached 7,000 kids.  I hope you reach your oal of 10 million kids and beyond.”

In Christ,
Anna Kirby
 

“My Girl Scout troop really enjoyed working on this project.  All the parents were supportive and we applaud your efforts.  Our pastor was also very proud of all the girls. We have decided as a troop to donate our money to some worthy cause in our community including Bethany House Services, a shelter for homeless women and children.”

Michele Frey