Not a Prostitute but the Lost Woman Of God

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It’s Sunday morning.

I’m riding in a tricycle heading to the church with the other passengers.

Suddenly, the tricycle stopped and a woman settled herself at the back of the rider. Just like me, I knew she will go to church base on what she’s wearing.

People start whispering to each other.

“She’s also going to church? I don’t know that a lady like her has the audacity to attend a mass.”

People look down on her. I just silent. I looked at her thinking the same thing. How can a prostitute gained a courage to go to church?

As we arrived, I sat next to the prostitute woman at the very corner. And then, I heard a silent cry.

“Father, forgive me. I sinned against You. Please help this servant of yours to escape from the cage. Please help my family, blessed me financially so that I could escape from the bondage of being a prostitute. I'm in pain... I feel ashamed and dirty...”

And then I realized, she’s not a prostitute but a woman of God who’s being captive and being servant of poverty. She’s lost— she needs salvation.

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