 Hello. Hello. Okay, so this is my testimony. Before coming to Christ, I was a blasphemer. A blasphemer, a liar, a thief and an adulterer. I practiced different forms of witchcraft, mainly church reading. I made idols out of carms, incense, crystals. I believed I was capable of manifestation and healing. I learned through massage therapy and energy techniques that I learned all over the school. I cared very little for much. I just wanted to live my life freely without thinking about it. For example, you know, by doing what I decided to do. Like partying, drinking, drugs, premarital sex. As Apostle Paul says in Romans 1-18, For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their own righteousness suppress the truth. But in September 2019, I was assaulted and conceived by my daughter. But as for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good. In order to bring about it, as it is to save many people alive. I was then persuaded to come to Cornerstone Church. And I began to come in November to the small group until February of 2020, when it first came to service for the first time. It was the first time I had truly heard the gospel in full. For the first time, it felt like I finally understood the love displayed by God. And that he sent his own son to be a propitiation for my sins, and suffer even to the point of death on the cross. I then saw the gravity of my sins. I began to understand that I had to serve the full penalty for my sins in death. For that instead, I was shown grace by God through his givenness gift of salvation instead. I repented of my sins and continued to repent. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. I began to come to Cornerstone faithfully until COVID hit, at which point I watched faithfully from home. And I was discipled by Ms. Sharma on the attributes of God. The Lord was gracious and allowed myself to come together once again in the beginning of summer. And after I gave birth to Aaron, I was able to return, among the brethren in July. Since then, we've attended church and group faithfully. I've worked on my communion with the Lord, and actively start to find a system to do accountability with each week. It has been a huge blessing and encouragement for the both of us. I welcome counseling from elders, whereas before I was reluctant to reach out for help. I'm thankful for each and every opportunity I have to serve the sisters and brethren, as I'm able. And the Lord has graciously allowed me to grow in my knowledge throughout the past year and have a hunger to continue to grow and to turn the faith through the help of my sisters in Christ who I love dearly and I'm thankful for. It has been the biggest blessing and means of grace in having a church where we fellowship with each other and love one another. And I just wanted to encourage us with Hebrews 10, 23 to 25. Let us hold fast the confession of our hope about wavering, for he who promises faithful. And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, now forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of Son, some, but exhorting one another, and so much more as you see the day of worship. Amen. Amen. Amen. That's quite still on. Woo-hoo! Great joy the Lord has brought Henry to us. And I know for those of you who've known Henry and served with Henry over the time that she's been here, it's been a tremendous blessing to see the Lord working for her to get to know her better and we're so grateful to be here. I'm grateful to the Lord who's already done your life. So, based upon Henry's professional faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, turning from sin, not to trust Christ alone through salvation, based upon our commitment to serve Christ in the middle of the poor and some other church, it's our joy to baptize our sister in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Very good Christ in baptism. Woo-hoo!