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It started out like any other Sunday...

I got up at 7am, got myself showered and ready to go for church, so I could get there for worship practice before service. I got there at 9 am, got myself sorted, and got to practicing our songs for the morning. Service started, and went seamless...It was an amazing morning, filled with so much healing, and freedom for those in the body...Everyone got prayer, and a touch from God...It was beautiful...I felt like I was on this supernatural high....

Service ended, and hubby left to take Kate home for a nap, and I kept the 3 older kids with me, so they could play, and I could chat over coffee with everyone. Had some great conversations and laughed a LOT. Finally, I decided to head home. Packed the kids up and on we went...

The afternoon was beautiful...Crisp, cool breeze, and the sun shimmering on the leaves of the tree that are just now starting to change over to their autumn hues...I was driving home, just soaking in the beauty and thinking of the morning...Thankful for all the things God did in the hearts of his people...

I get about 100 yards from my house, and put the blinker on, to indicate I would be turning left into the driveway of my home soon...I got to my drive way, and slowed down to stop and let the car coming the opposite direction pass by before I took my left turn...I glance in my rear mirror, and saw the car behind me slowing down, and then all the sudden, he starts to vear to the right between me and the guard rail...At first I thought he was going to try and pass me, and then, in a split second I hear a screech, and then a HUGE bang, followed by a JOLT of force...

I get out, and see two other cars behind/beside me, that were smoking and in pieces! I check and make sure everyone is OK, and everyone was, and get back in and pull my car into my drive way to try and  clear the road a little...My Husband heard the crash, and ran out, and called 911, and made sure the kids were ok, along with the other divers, and all the neighbors came out and were assisting  in directing traffic until the emergency vehicles arrived.

I stood there astonished....I had virtually NO damage to my car, except a few scratches...The other two cars had to be towed away, and were not driveable...The one car that caused the whole incident to begin with had deployed the airbags and the whole front end was torn off...The guy in the middle was not as bad off, but still very damaged, and their poor doggie got thrown to the front of the car in the impact...It was VERY scary...

I am still shaking hour later, due to the burst of adrenaline and craziness....I am so shaken up, I almost fear driving...
 I am so thankful for the protection of my heavenly father...There is NO doubt in my mind that he had his hand on us, and protected us...


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