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Is it okay to forgive someone (who continues their behavior)for what they have done to you but for safety and peace limit contact with them to prevent further problems?
Hi Michelle,
Forgivness is very important to all of us, we have to be able to forgive those that trespass against us, I know this can sometimes be very hard.
But also remember that your safety and peace of mind and heart is also very important, so yes to your question it is fine to forgive them and keep contact to what you believe to be a safe limit, to prevent further problems, the main thing is your forgiveness.
Hope this helps God Bless you
Clive Heath
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Clive Heath
Expertise
I can answer most questions on the subject of the Baptist/Christian faith. I am an active member of a Baptist Church Fellowship. I study the Bible and the Scriptures every day and have no problem talking to people about this. I am more than happy to answer the Lord's calling and help and support all people that are in need. I believe that is now my role in life.
Experience
Some times people go the wrong way in life because they have been let down by those that are close to them. It is all about trust, compassion and support.
I carry out a lot of outreach work, so I know how important these things are to be able to reach people. I have worked with drug addicts and the homeless, as well as young people who have lost their way in life or are in prison.
Organizations
Baptist Fellowship.
Publications
My articles and letters have appeared many times in the local paper.
Education/Credentials
I am am a Deacon and secretary of my church, and also spend lots of time now also ministering to people in old folks homes as well as other outreach work.
Awards and Honors
I have won a National award for working with and supporting sick people.
Past/Present Clients
I do not call them clients, they are people in need of the love of God and of people.
I have mentored many young people, including those that are in our local prison, to hopefully live an honest and Christian life.
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