“I just thought I should let you know that it means
a lot to me that you would take time out to come perform
for us. Little do you know, but today you gave me hope
for my future. I don’t think I have ever really
had hope for my life….There’s a lot in my
life that I wish I could go back and change, but I can’t.
I’ve always thought nobody has ever cared about
me. I don’t even think God can love me….I
hope to hear from you guys soon.
—Bartholomew, Kewanee, IL
I am writing this letter before you guys even start the
second concert at IYC Kewanee. I feel like since I came
to God, I don’t have to have all the answers like
I once thought. I have been struggling with problems for
a long time, and I am still trying to understand myself
better. Is there any advice you can give me?
—Dan, Kewanee, IL
Your skits helped me understand more about God and what
he does for everyone. I’m one of those people that
only want him whenever, not all the time. I realize now
that it is not good to just pretty much use God for my
own selfish reasons. You all helped me realize that. I’d
like to say THANK YOU ALL!
—Robert, Lawson, MO
All you guys did an amazing job. It was actually the
first time someone really grabbed my attention. The reason
I’m writing is I never had a real letter. My mom
sends me money every once in a while, but I never had
a real letter.
—Darrius, Kewanee, IL
All I know is today, July 2, 2011, you set me free for
the whole time you were here. I wish you could stay and
play for us every weekend. I’ve been to so many
concerts, but this one here today was really meaningful.
—Tyler, Kewanee, IL
I want to tell all of you thank you so much for helping
me out when I was struggling…..I’ve tried
to commit suicide 8 times, but it seems that when I feel
depressed and self-harming thoughts, Crosswalk Ministries
seems to lift me up. You all are truly blessed people,
and I will never forget that I am worth fighting for.
—Peter, Amarillo, TX
(Peter was at our WAR ZONE concert at this facility
last year when we did a song called “Worth Fighting
For.” He requested it again this year at the end
of our concert. The lyrics for that song were written
by a young lady in a facility where Bill does a lyric-writing
class in Houston.)
In the skits you played, I could really see how much
that was almost just like my life in so many ways. To
me, I am the Deceiver. I corrupt people’s minds
and choices and get mad at them for not doing what I want……I
do not know whether to follow God or not. Yes, I believe
in Him, but how do I follow someone I cannot see?
—Xavier, Kewanee, IL
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