RECEIVING THE GIFT OF HOLY GHOST AND MY FIRST COMMUNION

Oh I totally forgot to fill you guys in last week after my baptism. The week after my baptism that was last week sunday I received the GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST. I was called in front of the congregation, sat on a chair in front of them, three men who had the right PRIESTHOOD AUTHORITY laid their hands on me and one of them (Brother Alexander Kobina) prayed for me to receive the GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST. I felt a quick chill down my spine when he said "RECEIVE THE GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST" , it was a brief and magical experience. He said so many good things I needed in his prayer for me ......I really felt good about it and about myself that I had to thank him after church service. After I was prayed for I received my first communion ever since I was born. I renewed the promise and covenant I made with God all over again. I was so much happy and I felt blessed because I never thought a day like that was going to come. Change is good and it can bring so much blessings into your life. I'm Thankful

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