Eudine Roark
Born Again: August 20, 1927
Place: Concord Baptist Church
Age: 14
My
Testimony
I was convicted of my sinful nature at the close
of a revival meeting at Concord Church (age 13). I would not accept the
idea of being a sinner. I was too young. I was not a bad person. Then,
on a beautiful spring day the following year, an older cousin who was a
christian asked me if I should die where would I go. I knew then just as
sure as if it were written in stone, I would go to hell. That fear carried
me to the altar on my knees. I cried and prayed the best I knew how, and
the church sang and prayed for me, but to no avail. As I sat by my mother
with my head in her lap, the faithful pastor, Brother Joe Joyner, prayed
one more prayer. As he prayed, the Lord saved my soul. I was not conscious
of his prayer for I was alone with the saving grace of my Savior. I joined
the church the following Wednesday and was baptized on Saturday in the
muddy waters of Bacon Creek.
Declare his glory among the heathen, his wonders
among all people. For the Lord is great, and greatly to be praised: he is
to be feared above all gods. For all the gods of the nations are idols: but
the Lord made the heavens. Honour and majesty are before him: strength and
beauty are in his sanctuary."
[Psalms 96:3-6]
Eudine is dedicated to the service of her Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ. She is the mother of Nancy Rush.
Nancy and her husband Kenny Rush (a Deacon of
Huntingdon (formerly Independent) M.B.C.) have also shared their testimony
with us. Eudine is an active participant in the "Helping Hands"
ministry.
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