Miriam Carrasquillo
Summary: Miriam Carrasquillo is from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and has lived in Boston since 1981. She works at the Boston Public Library and is pursuing a Bachelor's degree at Eastern Nazarene College. She is involved in her church's women's ministry and teaches discipleship classes. Miriam is married and has two children. Her favorite hobby is reading and she is passionate about sharing the gospel.
Miriam Carrasquillo was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He moved to Boston in 1981. He has an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree at Eastern Nazarene College. He has worked for the Boston Public Library for approximately 25 years.
Miriam is very involved in the life of her church. Among other things, she teaches discipleship classes, belongs to the board of Mujeres Edificando Destinos, the women's ministry of the León de Judá Congregation, and writes devotionals for the website of this ministry.
Miriam writes: “I accepted my Lord as my personal Savior as a child, and I am still as in love with Him as the first day. I have been happily married to Angel for 27 years, and I am the mother of two children. My favorite hobby is reading and my great passion is contributing to the advancement of the gospel: letting the world know how great my God is.”
Publications
Do Not Live in the Past!
Lot's wife disobeyed God's warning not to look back and lost her blessing. We should forget our past and focus on our future, trusting that God has a better plan for us. God has already forgotten our
No Matter What Valley You're Going Through, God Is with You
The author shares a personal experience of feeling abandoned by God during a time of great pain and suffering after the death of a loved one. They reference Jesus' exclamation on the cross, "My God, m
This Land Is Not Eternal and Will Pass as Fast as Yesterday
Life on earth is short and perishable, and our focus should be on eternity in heaven. We should not get too attached to this world or its things, but instead root ourselves in God's promises. Only God
God Is by Your Side - Can You Perceive It?
God promises to be with His children in every trial and difficulty they face. Just like He was with Daniel in the lion's den and with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace, God promises
It's Coming!
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Proclaiming the Wonders of God
The author reflects on the miracles of healing that God has performed among their people and encourages readers to testify to the great things that God has done in their lives. They call for all belie
Let's Activate the Mind of Christ That Is in Us
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Back to Life
The author's sister was diagnosed with a rare disease called Scleroderma and was given only a few years to live. The family prayed and fasted, asking God for mercy and healing. Despite attending a con
Why Me?
Sometimes we ask ourselves why difficult things happen to us, but it is normal to try to find a way out of the problem. God allows trials in our lives because he loves us and has a perfect plan for us
So Near and yet so Far
Just like Judas, many of us who have responded positively to the Lord's call may be distracted and lose focus on the true meaning of what we are doing. We need to fight against this and keep our heart
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