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Thankful for Restored Health
Dec 1st
Thanksgiving brought so many wonderful letters from our Hallelujah Acres family and friends. This week I will share just a few of those Thanksgiving letters with you along with a report of an incredible improvement in health experienced by a person who adopted The Hallelujah Diet:
“I had a stroke in February 2009 and the doctor said I could help prevent a second stroke by eliminating all animal foods from my diet.
I stopped eating all meat and dairy, adopted The Hallelujah Diet, and today not only have I fully recovered from my stroke, but I have lost 170 pounds.
Yes, I am fully committed to The Hallelujah Diet as I have personally experienced how God will heap blessings upon you when you follow his eating plan as outlined in Genesis 1:29.
Now, when someone offers me meat and I politely decline, they say ‘You don’t know what you are missing’, and I reply, ‘No, YOU are the one who doesn’t know what you are missing.”
Marsha W.
“Dear Brother George & Sister Rhonda, We really enjoyed your Thanksgiving Day wishes. You folks and everyone at Hallelujah Ares and all the wonderful memories you gave us while there, give us reason to give thanks to the Lord on this Thanksgiving Day and all year long.”
Health Ministers Harry & Hadassah, Pennsylvania
“Thank you George and all there at Hallelujah Acres. We appreciate your health message. We know you care and are concerned not only about our physical well being, but our spiritual health as well.
I extend great wishes for this Thanksgiving and the holy season which will soon be upon us as we remember the birth of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.”
Danny G.
“I am so thankful God allowed me to have cancer. It has slowed me down and reminded me of life’s priorities. God has a plan for everything and I am thankful for that.
This cancer has also given me a voice for the promotion of natural therapies that I would not have had without having experienced cancer myself.”
Dianne P.
“I am thankful this Thanksgiving for the health struggles I have had that drew me to Hallelujah Acres. It is through these health struggles I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior.”
Toni T.
“Thank you Hallelujah Acres for everything you and your staff are doing. All the new ideas and courses you offer at no cost are great. Thank you for all your hard work and the long hours you put in to help us stay healthy.
Thanksgiving is the time of year to give thanks, and we thank you Hallelujah Acres for all you do. Looking forward with great anticipation to the coming year 2012 to see all the wonderful things Hallelujah Acres has planned for us.”
Debbie L.
“So enjoyed your First Saturday of the Month seminar there in Shelby this past month and looking forward to bringing family and friends to your next seminar.”
Greg & Marsha
Raw Cranberry Fruit Salad
Nov 25th
Quite possibly the most delicious cranberry salad taste at any holiday meal, anywhere!
Send Us Your Recipes
If you have a favorite recipe send it our way! We will share the best of them in future Health Tips and on our website. They can be raw or cooked, but they must be vegan (no animal products), and contain no refined sugar, refined grains, or table salt.
Have A Blessed Thanksgiving
Nov 21st
“Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing. Know ye that the Lord he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves: we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter into his gates with THANKSGIVING, and into his courts with praise: be THANKFUL unto him, and bless his name. For the Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.”
(Psalm 100:1-5)
Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in the United States of America on the fourth Thursday in November.
Officially, it has officially been an annual tradition since 1863 when during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it a national day of thanksgiving. It will be celebrated this year on Thursday, November 24th.
The event that Americans commonly call the “First Thanksgiving” was celebrated to give thanks to God for guiding them safely to the New World and the bountiful harvest He had blessed them with.
It is reported that the first Thanksgiving provided enough food for 13 pilgrims and 90 Native Americans, and that the feast lasted for three days.
This Thursday, our staff here at Hallelujah Acres will be celebrating the day with their families, enjoying and rejoicing in God’s goodness and blessings.
Rhonda and this editor will spend the day thanking God for His multiple blessings to us, spending the day together, and enjoying the Hallelujah feast Rhonda will be preparing: a special Thanksgiving juice; whole grain bread/cornbread stuffing; sweet potato casserole; Rhonda’s Cranberry/Fruit salad; peas and onions; and three desserts including non dairy pumpkin cheesecake, apple pie, and pecan pie.
Everything will be raw except for the peas and onions, stuffing, and pecan pie.
Occasionally someone will ask me if I miss having turkey on the menu for our Thanksgiving Day meal and I can honestly say “NO”!
This will be the 36th Thanksgiving Day I have celebrated without turkey since adopting The Hallelujah Diet in 1976. Not only have I thoroughly enjoyed the 100% plant-based food these past 36 years, but the exceptional health it has provided me
Rhonda and I send our love and blessing to each of our Hallelujah friends around the world at this very special time of the year. May each of us, as the song says, “count our many blessings”:
When upon life’s billows you are tempest tossed,
When you are discouraged, thinking all is lost,
Count your many blessings, name them one by one,
And it will surprise you what the Lord hath done
Classic Green Bean Casserole
Nov 18th
Who says you have to give up holiday treats on The Hallelujah Diet?
Send Us Your Recipes
If you have a favorite recipe send it our way! We will share the best of them in future Health Tips and on our website. They can be raw or cooked, but they must be vegan (no animal products), and contain no refined sugar, refined grains, or table salt.
Raw Cranberry Fruit Salad
Nov 16th
Every year, Rhonda features some of her best Thanksgiving creations during An Evening of Food Prep with Rhonda Malkmus, the Friday prior to the November Saturday Seminar. This year, participants were treated to this delicious fruit salad!
Send Us Your Recipes
If you have a favorite recipe send it our way! We will share the best of them in future Health Tips and on our website. They can be raw or cooked, but they must be vegan (no animal products), and contain no refined sugar, refined grains, or table salt.
Thanksgiving Greetings from Rev. Malkmus and Rhonda
Nov 24th
There is a song we sing in our church titled “Count Your Blessings” that goes something like this “Count your blessings, name them one by one, and it will surprise you what the Lord has done.” I love that song!
Thanksgiving celebrations have occurred here in the United States of America for hundreds of years. In fact, these Thanksgiving celebrations go all the way back to the Pilgrims first celebration in 1621.
This national holiday stems from the feast held in the autumn of 1621 by the Pilgrims to celebrate the colony’s first successful harvest. Later, in 1863, then President Lincoln declared it a day to be set aside and observed as “Thanksgiving Day”, and in 1941 Congress declared it a National Holiday.
Sadly, as we approach Thanksgiving Day 2009, we find our world becoming an increasingly dangerous place. North Korea and Pakistan already have the big bomb, while Iran is coming close to possessing the big bomb. War is being currently waged in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as Pakistan, while Iran is threatening to wipe out Israel.
Many of our finest and bravest men and women in our military are engaged in a battle with militant Islam, trying to stop their efforts of world conquest, and just recently, right here in America, one of these Islamic terrorists gunned down 13 of our finest and bravest young men and women in cold blood for no reason other than his attempt to appease his god.
At the same time, right here in America, we see some in government trying to take away the freedoms we have enjoyed in America since our founding fathers, with God’s help, established this Nation in 1776. Many in Government are currently trying to take over the private sector and turn our nation into a Socialist society, where government controls not only private industry, but even our physical bodies through government run Health Care.
The Bible talks about these types of things occurring just before the return of our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ in Luke 21:9-27, and then concludes with these words in verse 28:
“And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.”
Well, in the midst of all this turmoil, and in spite of the gloomy outlook, I am so thankful we still have a day set aside here in these United States of America called “Thanksgiving,” a very special day set aside to give thanks to God for His multiple blessing.
So while we still have the privilege of doing so as a Nation, let’s make Thanksgiving Day 2009 more than just a day of feasting, but also a day of thanking God for all the blessings and privileges we still possess. In the church where Rhonda and I attend, which has some 500 in the auditorium service, the pastor announced yesterday that this Wednesday evening, it will be a service of praise and testimony as those who so desire will have 30 seconds to tell what they are thankful to God for. Rhonda and I will be hard pressed to share what God has done for us in 30 seconds, but we will for sure share how God has blessed us.
And with regard to our nation, I believe there is still HOPE, if we will heed and act upon what the Bible tells us in II Chronicles 7:14:
“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land..”
Rhonda and I wish each of you reading this a blessed Thanksgiving! We also send our love and want you to know that we thank God for each of you who have stood with us in our attempt to restore health to God’s people around the world and keeping America the “Land of the free.”
Please continue to remember Hallelujah Acres and our nation in your prayers!
