Interview with Carol Sickle - 1707

Episode 7 • May 21, 2017 • 00:58:00
Interview with Carol Sickle - 1707
By the Word of their Testimony
Interview with Carol Sickle - 1707

May 21 2017 | 00:58:00

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Show Notes

Carol was born in Cape Town South Africa.  8 sisters and 4 brothers meant mum’s hands were full. At 8 years of age, Carol was babysitting. This Catholic family feared God.  Carol eventually married and migrated to Australia in 1985.
 
She worked in Kings Cross, part-time at Wayside chapel and part-time managing the Internet Café.  Daily she rubbed shoulders with addicts and homeless people.  She also studied counselling, sports massage, alternate therapies such as Reiki and yoga etc.  Before taking a yoga class, Carol would pray. Something very unusual happened. What was it?
 
Her son had become an Adventist. Carol decided to check out what she thought was a cult. Her sister had invited her to attend AA as a support person and Carol discovered something astonishing.  It was life changing.
 
Carol moved on to a corporate position.  Life was too busy, so she decided to take a Sabbatical. She never returned. Why? Because of a dream!  A Dream about what?  Listen and you’ll hear this gripping story unfold to it’s life changing conclusion.
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