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1. Death is not Dying
6 months ago
After four and a half years of vigilantly fighting breast cancer, the 37 year old wife and mother of two was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

But for Rachel the essence of life is found in her relationship with God through Jesus. And that's why Rachel is convinced that death is not dying.

On March 4, 2009, what started out as a small talk to a women's group at her church grew into an event attended by 600 women from around Vancouver, giving Rachel an opportunity to share about her hope in the midst of terminal cancer.

Rachel’s honest and thought-provoking talk touched women of all ages and left a hunger for discovering more about Rachel’s journey and the faith that has so deeply affected her life.

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  • Danny Councell 6 months ago
    To God be all the glory. May Jesus richly bless Rachel, Neil and their two children for the time that remains. And we pray that many who hear this precious testimony of the great grace of God will believe and be saved
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  • eugene 5 months ago
    thank you for the post
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  • Dan McCarlson 2 days ago
    What an God-honoring, Christ-magnifying testimony and gospel message!

    I would like to share this with people I know. If you would, please adjust the settings of this video so that this can be shared and watched in directly on facebook.
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