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God's Protection Tesimony

This is from Nathan and LaNada Tag, daughter and family of Dr. Freddie Harding, Cumberland Plateau District Presbyter. Having traveled that area of the world for four years in all types of weather, I can identify with just how large this miracle is:

Dear praying friends and family,

“I love You, O Lord, my strength.” The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, My God, my rock, in whom I take refuge; My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold." Psalms 18:1,2

Yesterday God was our deliverer, strength and refuge. We were in a very bad car accident in the badlands of South Dakota and as our car tumbled out of control God delivered us from serious injury. Thank you Lord!!! You are to be praised!!!
We lost control of our car on slick roads and rolled 3 times before coming to rest on a fence along the interstate. LaNada cut her head and we went to the hospital for several stitches and some x-rays to make sure there was no damage to her back. Alaiyah and Anikah suffered no injuries at all and Nathan suffered only some minor scratches and some bruises to his arm from trying to smash out a window with is elbow. We thank God for protecting us. It was as if He reached down and put his hands around us in a mangled car. It is impossible to put into words our gratitude to Him. Thank you Lord. As Alaiyah said after the accident "Mommy, Daddy, God is our hiding place. He protected us."

Today Nathan's Aunt and Uncle are driving from Iowa to get us and our things (we are staying in a hotel in Wall, SD now). We will go to their house and pray on our knees how to get from Iowa to Tennessee. We know He will provide. Pray for LaNada's head and back to heal quickly. Pray for the emotional health of all of us. Pray for us as we travel on the slick roads of South Dakota today to Iowa. Pray for the details of getting to Tennessee. Pray for a car for us and wisdom in that area. Pray for a way to get from Tennessee to Arizona and back in January. So many things that seem so insignificant now as we hug and hold each other and thank God over and over for His protection.

With much love and thanks for your prayers,
Nathan, LaNada,Alaiyah and Anikah Tag"

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