Dear John and Doves,

First, let me say how much I love all of you and your wonderful website.  I have been reading as many letters as I can these past few weeks and they are all so uplifting.  I've been looking forward to the Rapture since 1967 and then I was only 7.  I'm now 48 and I can't believe I found you!!!! I'm thrilled!!! My husband, daughter and I look forward to reading all the updates and good news everyday, sometimes I print them out, or pass them along to friends and loved ones, and sometimes I read them aloud to my family....each are inspiring in their own special way so, thank you and Bless all of you!!!!
Now, to Kay...the most touching letter of all was the one posted by you on April 23 about the 5 foolish virgins...I attempted to read it aloud one evening to my 25 year old daughter sitting next to me in the family room but I was overcome with such emotion that I couldn't get the words out.  Tears were spilling out of me because I can identify with your story, although mine is somewhat different.  I know the Rapture is imminent and with the exception of my husband, daughter and myself, most of my family are not ready to experience the joy and the exhilaration of such a blessed event. The saddest part of all is this...I grew up in church my whole life. My parents were pastors of a Pentecostal Church and I had the great pleasure of playing piano and being a part of the music ministry.  I have a younger sister and brother who later became involved in the youth ministry.  Unfortunately the downfall came to my family when both my Parents and younger brother became involved in Freemasonry and the Eastern Star for several years.  Eventually, my parents gave up their Pastoral responsibilities....they later divorced....and our family fell completely apart from the inside out.  I watched helplessly as it all crumbled in front of my very eyes.  Years later, I moved with my husband and daughter to a neighboring state in the Midwest. The three of us chose to stay faithful to God but my parents, brother and sister and their families have drifted so far away that my heart breaks for their future.  They will all know that the Rapture happened and it will be too late.  I, myself don't believe in the OSAS idea....or let me say that I wouldn't want to risk it.  I too have made some mistakes in my 20-30something years that hurts me to think about, and I know that I've made God cry many, many times, but I also know my sins have been cleansed by the precious Blood of Jesus.
We are truly living in a time when our spiritual eyes and ears need to be opened in complete tune with God's will, but so many people aren't waking up, they're not listening and no matter how many earthquakes or tornadoes occur -- even in my home state of Illinois recently, the lost don't seem to be making the connection. God is speaking to us loud and clear, and with the way things look today, I honestly don't believe that He will allow the world to continue living in such a filthy condition.
Kay, I will keep you and your family in my prayers in hopes that all people who once knew the beautiful, peaceful Grace of God will come to know it again before it's too late.  We don't have much time. 
Again, I love you all and I thank God for your wonderful ministry!!! I can't wait to see you and give you all a hug in Heaven!!!
One more thing, I've done a lot of research about the Freemasons (my dad became a 33 degree Mason) and there really is something very spiritually destructive to this organization.  I will share more with you all later. If you have any questions or comments, I'll be happy to answer.
Love in Christ,
Leah