South Tenerife Christian Fellowship
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Georgie Bell

I was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1941.
Having attended Methodist College, I trained as a nurse at the Royal Victoria Hospital and then moved on to Aberdeen to do midwifery.
I was married to John in 1965 and we have three children and five grandchildren.

Georgie Bell

A small paragraph that sums up a life of many years, a life however, that had something missing up until 2007.

My parents were not Christians but my sister and I, like many, were sent to Sunday School and Church and I even sang in the choir. I felt that being a 'good person' was all I needed to do to please God. I was involved in charity work, helped others and looked after the family.

We bought an apartment in Tenerife and began to spend time holidaying there and eventually when John retired, to come out for the winter months.
While in Tenerife we started to attend South Tenerife Christian Fellowship. I realised there, that being just a 'good person' was not enough, that I needed to know Jesus as my own personal Saviour.
There was nothing I could do to change myself but I began to realise that Jesus could and that what He had done on the Cross of Calvary was for me. He had come to earth and died on that Cross for my sin and for my life to change, to shake me out of this 'good person' idea was for me to realise I wasn't 'good' that I was a sinner BUT Jesus died to take my sin away. I realised that only Jesus could make me truly a 'good person'

After many weeks of soul searching I asked Jesus to come into my heart and save me. To forgive me for ALL that I had done wrong in words and in deeds. And He did. Titus 3 and verse 5 says, "Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved me." I listened to that all the time at STCF as Pastor Adrian preached on Sundays and then one day I found it all to be true. I came and Jesus showed His mercy to me and saved me, which was October 2007.

  Now I try to keep my eyes fixed on Him and remember that like Peter when he kept his eyes on   Jesus he walked on water but when he got his eyes off Him he started to sink. There's a chorus that   says it all about me now;

Turn your eyes upon Jesus
Look full in His wonderful face;
And the things of earth
Will go strangely dim
In the light of His Glory and Grace.


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