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Regeneration, Inc. is a nonprofit, tax exempt Christian ministry associated with Exodus International - North America. We seek to bring God's healing to men and women struggling with homosexuality, sexual addiction and other relational issues, and to help the Body of Christ in reaching out to these men and women. Permission is granted for churches and ministries to photocopy or reprint for noncommercial purposes any article from this website. Abridgements or modifications of articles do require prior approval by Regeneration. Regeneration News is sent to those who request it. Our continued operation is entirely dependent on contributions, and we appreciate any financial help from our subscribers. For further information write: Regeneration, P.O. Box 9830, Baltimore, Maryland 21284-9830. Regeneration Baltimore Banquet 2008 You are cordially invited to join us for an evening of food, music and story to benefit the ministry of Regeneration in Baltimore on Friday, April 11th from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. There is no cost to attend so come celebrate how Christ is changing lives once ensnared by sexual sin and brokenness, and invite others to learn about Regeneration—the Body of Christ needs to know! Invitation to Join Our Banquet Team! We need you to make the April 11th banquet a success! Here's how you can help:
Newsletters Choosing To Be An Overcomer January 2008 marked my 15th anniversary of working full time with Regeneration of Northern Virginia and my 20th anniversary of first seeking the ministry for support. Throughout these years, I have seen my understanding of what it means to be an "overcomer" change. Overcoming sexual sin is so much broader in its concept and application than I first thought. I've also realized it is not guaranteed but a goal which I must pursue with every aspect of my being. Read more . . . . The Blessings of Temptation Temptation, testing, trials—three T's—are all quite closely related. Each involves going through a difficult experience that may have a good or a bad outcome. We all face them—perhaps Christians more than others—and it is probably safe to say we wish they weren't a part of our lives. In fact, we ask God to "lead us not into temptation" whenever we say the Lord's Prayer. Read more . . . . Grace: The Risk We Need to Take I was exhausted and had contemplated staying home from church. The night before, I had stayed up until the early hours of the morning watching a rented "B" video and pouring over the pages of a pornographic magazine. On Sunday, standing near the back of the sanctuary, I felt vulnerable, embarrassed, and ashamed - as though somehow others could see through me. The people around me were worshipping. I tried to worship, too, if for no other reason than to not draw attention to myself. But my heart wasn't in it. Feeling like a hypocrite, I bowed my head and began to pray. Read more . . . . (Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to download the PDF versions of the most recent newsletters. Click here to begin the download process.)  |
