I went with my grandfather and Enid to visit Helen this afternoon. She is making excellent progress, and is able to lean on one of her legs and move about using a zimmer frame. This is a big step for her, because her mum was worrying how she would cope with Helen at home on her own. It was good seeing her, and she has many visitors coming to see her every day. While we were there, several others also called in to see her. And she is keeping in very good form and has been since the accident, and credits that to those who have prayed for her. Thank-you to all who have prayed for her, God has done great things for her.

About the other stuff, thanks for your emails of support. Although I feel down about disunity, and in an ideal world Christians would behave as such, I think it's best not to make a big fuss over it. I was going to speak to my grandfather about it going up to the hospital today, but I read a Scripture before I came out, about King Hezekiah and Rabshakeh's letter of reproach. Perhaps there are some things men can deal with, and some others that are better left to the Lord.

Isaiah 37:14
And Hezekiah received the letter from the hand of the messengers, and read it: and Hezekiah went up unto the house of the LORD, and spread it before the LORD.