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Janet Pfeiffer's Heal Our World, Oak Ridge, NJ (2025)

10/27/2025

I think it’s reasonable to say that most people struggle with loss. Just the thought of losing a loved one, a cherished pet, a prized possession, a job or home can create anxiety and fear even the strongest individuals. We may fervently petition God to intervene and prevent such an event from occurring should it appear probable. After all, the Bible promises us in Matthew 21:22 that “All things, whatever you ask in prayer, believing, you will receive.” Yet there are incidences where it appears God has abandoned us for our petition was not forthcoming. We struggle to make sense of our loss and in some cases believe we will never be able to accept nor fully recover from the pain. We beg God to restore what has been taken so we may continue our lives as planned. When our requests are denied, we begrudgingly accept our fate but carry the misery and suffering with us, in come cases, for the remainder of our lives. In our minds, a comprehensive healing is not feasible without full restoration of what has been taken from us.

What many fail to realize is that life does not need to be restored as it was in order for us to be whole and happy. Loss, pain, and suffering are all essential experiences meant to bring us into a more personal relationship with God. All healing comes from Him regardless of our circumstances. He alone fulfills all our needs if we allow Him. In truth, all we really need is the unlimited peace that comes from inviting God into our lives and our hearts to provide for us all that is necessary for healing and contentment to flourish. 2 Corinthians 12:9 “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”

His everlasting Peace, not restoration, is all we ever truly need. Seek first “the peace of God which transcends all understanding” (Philippians 4:7) and He will make you whole and restore your joy. It is His will for us.

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10/20/2025

Last FREE EVENTS OF THE YEAR:

Thurs. Oct 23, 6:30 PM: CULTIVATING A LIFE OF GRATITUDE, HAPPINESS, AND INNER PEACE
Ringwood Public Library, 30 Cannici Dr., Ringwood, NJ. 973-962-6256

And tomorrow's the last day to register for this healing retreat:

BE NOT AFRAID: Trusting God in Times of Loss and Uncertainty to Restore Purpose and Inner Peace to our Lives.”

With Janet Pfeiffer(international speaker and author)
Loss is painful, and change can be frightening. Yet, both are inevitable aspects of life. Are there hidden benefits in each? Can loss be an unexpected blessing? Can change open the door to remarkable possibilities? By relying on sacred Scripture, we can overcome suffering and fear while embracing a glorious new life filled with unlimited joy and inner peace, thanks to our Creator.
ST. ANDREW PARISH 120 Washington Ave., Westwood, NJ
Date: October 25, 2025, 10 am – 2 pm
Please Register: 201-666-5697 before Oct. 21
Bring your own Brown-Bagged Lunch –Refreshments available

Hope to see you there! Bring a friend or two or three.
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10/14/2025

There's still time to register!! Don't miss this powerful healing event! And it's FREE.

BE NOT AFRAID: Trusting God in Times of Loss and Uncertainty to Restore Purpose and Inner Peace to our Lives.”
A retreat with Janet Pfeiffer(international speaker and author)
Loss is painful, and change can be frightening. Yet, both are inevitable aspects of life. Are there hidden benefits in each? Can loss be an unexpected blessing? Can change open the door to remarkable possibilities? By relying on sacred Scripture, we can overcome suffering and fear while embracing a glorious new life filled with unlimited joy and inner peace, thanks to our Creator.
ST. ANDREW PARISH120 Washington Ave., Westwood, NJ
Date: October 25, 2025, 10 am – 2 pm
Please Register: 201-666-5697 before Oct. 21
Please bring your own Brown-Bagged Lunch –Refreshments available

10/13/2025

Earlier this year, I posted an idea I had for an anniversary gift for my husband. Throughout the year, every time I had a warm thought about him I would write it down: something I appreciated about him, a good feeling I had, a fond memory I recalled. Each one was memorialized on a cube of colored paper and placed into a tissue lined decorated box. Then on our anniversary (29 years today), I’d present it to him as a keepsake of all the reasons why I love and appreciate him.

Too often we fail to notice the small everyday efforts our loved ones perform that collectively weave the tapestry of our marriage. We are quick to criticize and slow to compliment. In spite of his traits I’m not particularly fond of, I much prefer to live in a state of marital gratitude for the beautiful man God blessed me with nearly 3 decades ago.

Repeated expressions of appreciation have the ability to transform marriages and restore any “misplaced” feelings of love and delight which formerly occurred without effort.

I encourage everyone to infuse generous amounts of gratitude into your marriage and be extraordinarily stingy with criticism. Then observe the gradual and lasting conversion from discontent to more fully enjoying the love and joyful bond that initially solidified your relationship.

10/11/2025

Had the best night ever! Heard Christian recording artist, Dave Pettigrew,perform live last night in Little Falls. Wow, talk about inspirational! His music is so moving, his personal testimonies inspiring, and his voice powerful and heart-felt! Everything about this concert was perfection! Dave is truly a man of God inserting Scripture into his performance. Thank you, too Dave, for the children your mission helps to foster and for giving us the opportunity to join you in helping provide for the least of God's precious children. I'm definitely contacting my pastor to ask about inviting Dave to perform at our church. Please check him out. You will be joyfully uplifted. davepettigrew.net

10/07/2025

I run a women’s spirituality group at my church. Last night there was another event occurring simultaneously. A woman entered my room searching for a jack to charge her phone. “I have a really important video call with my doctor & my phone’s dead!” I’d never met her but offered her my phone. She promised to be back in a few minutes then disappeared out of the room.

Common sense whispered to me: “Do you think that was a smart thing to do? You don’t know her OR her name! You have no idea where she went WITH YOUR PHONE!” Maybe I was a bit over zealous. Sometimes my heart speaks without consulting my head first. My faith wavered a bit but I decided to trust in the goodness of humanity. That’s how I grew up & despite everything going on in our world what I still believe.

My eyes glanced at the clock on the wall reminding me my phone was not in my possession. 25 minutes passed - she burst back into the room. “You saved my life! I couldn’t have gotten my medication had I missed the call. Thank you!” “Happy to help” I replied. “Did you check out my photos? They’re great,” I joked. “No,” she said, “but you got a text from Doug.” We both laughed. (Thank you, Lord, for sending me a woman of integrity.)

I refuse to conform to the fear-mongering that inundates us daily with messages of hatred & division & professes the evils of mankind. I want to live in a world where we give others the benefit of the doubt rather than pre judge them; where we assist strangers in need rather than fear them; where we extend to all the love & light of Jesus so they may know they are loved.

I will continue believing in the goodness of humanity. Wherever I go & whomever I meet I will make one small effort to change how they view the world. I will re-ignite their belief in the integrity, compassion, trustworthiness, kindness & love that is the very essence of who God created in us. Will you join me? One small act, every day. Collectively, we can have a dramatic impact on reshaping & healing our world. Let us not waste another day.
The next time I lend my phone to a stranger I’ll ask their name. After all it is the respectful thing to do.

10/02/2025

Last 2 FREE EVENTS OF THE YEAR:

Thurs. Oct. 9, 6:30 PM: THE 15 MINUTE CONFLICT RESOLUTION SOLUTION
Thurs. Oct 23, 6:30 PM: CULTIVATING A LIFE OF GRATITUDE, HAPPINESS, AND INNER PEACE

Location for both: Ringwood Public Library, 30 Cannici Dr., Ringwood, NJ. 973-962-6256
These are some of my most popular topics. Everyday skills we can all benefit from.
Hope to see you there! Bring a friend or two or three.
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09/29/2025

Charlie Kirk’s Glorious Death.

Many people fear death.
I don’t.
I know it’s merely a transition from the physical, temporal existence back to our authentic selves (Spirit) and (prayerfully) eternity in Heaven with God.
Most people want to die peacefully in their sleep.
I don’t.
I want to die like Charlie.

I want to be doing God’s work: preaching the Gospel in Word and/or action; sharing my God-given gifts with those less fortunate. I want to actually and enthusiastically be living my faith until the very moment of my death. It matters not if it’s peaceful or violent. I want to die sharing God’s Word and love with others. I want to die living as a reflection of His love to those I am ministering to. I want to die as I am fulfilling the Divine Purpose He has so humbly entrusted me with.

Charlie Kirk lived an incredibly faithful life. He was filled with God’s love and passion and determination to bring others to Jesus. I, too, am a deeply faithful person. I live my life with passion for my Lord both in my personal life and professionally. Because of Charlie, I am now determined to be more fearless in proclaiming my love of Jesus where ever I go and with whomever I encounter.

Charlie lived and died serving our Lord and proclaiming His Word. I can think of no more noble to return home to my Father. I pray my life and death will reflect accordingly.

PLEASE NOTE: I am in NO WAY condoning violence. Period. Nor am I minimizing the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I am looking beyond the incident and honoring his glorious transition home to our Lord in Heaven.

The most important decision one will ever make in life is to completely surrender one’s self to God.

Luke 9: 23-24 Then He said to them all, “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will save it.”

Charlie Kirk has been saved. Amen and praise God.

09/29/2025

COME JOIN US IN OCT FOR A HEALING RETREAT: “BE NOT AFRAID: Trusting God in Times of Loss and Uncertainty to Restore Purpose and Inner Peace to our Lives."
A retreat with Janet Pfeiffer (international speaker and author)
Loss is painful, and change can be frightening. Yet, both are inevitable aspects of life. Are there hidden benefits in each? Can loss be an unexpected blessing? Can change open the door to remarkable possibilities? By relying on sacred Scripture, we can overcome suffering and fear while embracing a glorious new life filled with unlimited joy and inner peace, thanks to our Creator.

ST. ANDREW PARISH 120 Washington Ave., Westwood, NJ
Date: October 25, 2025, 10 am – 2 pm
Please Register: 201-666-5697 before Oct. 21
Please bring your own Brown-Bagged Lunch – Refreshments available

09/22/2025

yesterday’s tribute to her husband Charlie, Erika Kirk stated that she has forgiven his alleged assassin. Sadly many people will not. Some think she’s crazy to do so. Others struggle to understand how she could, believing some sins are so heinous they are completely unforgiveable. And there are those who believe certain people should never be granted the grace of forgiveness.
Matthew 5:44, "Love (forgive) your enemies and pray (forgive) for those who persecute you".
So why should we forgive?
Because God instructs us to and because God forgives us. True, I have never assassinated anyone but I have caused suffering to others. I have committed hurtful and sinful acts against God and His children for which I am deeply sorry.
Ephesians 4:32, “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you."
Why should I forgive?
Because the Bible tells us that God will not forgive our transgressions if we do not forgive others.
Matthew 6:14–15 "For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses".
Why should I forgive?
Because forgiveness restores our peace of mind; it heals our hearts of all anger, bitterness, resentment, and hatred. Emotionally and spiritually we are free from being held hostage to the situations and the pain of the past. And most importantly, it brings us into a closer relationship with our Lord.
While we can still seek justice and/or retribution, forgiveness is the path that heals our wounds and restores inner peace.
Matthew 5:9 “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”
It takes an incredibly strong person to forgive such an evil act as murder. Erika Kirk, like her husband Charlie, is such a person. A true woman of God and a true inspiration for all of us.
I invite everyone reading this to take 3 minutes to watch a deeply compelling video, a letter from God to His children, on the necessity and power of forgiveness. Click here: www.FromGodWithLove.net. I wish you all God’s peace and healing.

09/19/2025

We had a full house at last night’s lecture, “THE 15 MINUTE CONFLICT RESOLUTION SOLUTION”, at the Pequannock Library. I received great feedback from those in attendance. One of my favorite segments illustrates the two different personality types when it comes to resolving disagreements: they are boxers and briefs.

Boxers tend to be more interested in arguing and fighting than actually finding a solution to the issue at hand. They seek to dominate the conversation, will often place criticism or blame on the other party, interject non-related statements to further agitate the situation, and have poor communication and listening skills. They rarely offer solutions and dismiss any that their opponent suggests. Low self-esteem and weak self-confidence dictate their need to be right and win the argument, often at the expense of others and the relationship.

Briefs prefer to quickly and satisfactorily find a reasonable solution for all concerned parties. They stay focused on the issue at hand, are clear and concise in their comments, remain focused on the topic of discussion, are respectful, and agreeable to listening to opposing positions. They keep the conversation on point and know how to diffuse potentially inciteful statements. They willingly offer conceivable solutions and will consider other possibilities as well.

Take notice of which category best describes your style as well as your opponents. Weigh the benefits and consequences of each. Determine which personality type is better suited to actually reaching a successful resolution. With the proper skills, disagreements needn’t escalate into arguing nor fighting and can be resolved in a reasonable period of time and to the satisfaction of all parties.

09/15/2025

An unpopular post:
Like most of you, I am heartbroken over the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I pray for his soul & the healing of his entire family.

As a Christian, I would be remiss if I did not also pray for others who are suffering: the shooter’s family. I cannot imagine the nightmare they are living due to the heinous actions of their son. I could never imagine, as a parent who loves their child unconditionally, having to turn my child over to the authorities.
Charlie’s family can live their lives knowing their son, husband & father was a righteous man who loved & served God faithfully. Charlie will be remembered with honor & dignity.
For the shooter’s family there can be no celebration of the legacy their son leaves. As a parent, I would be sickened at the sinful act of my child, filled with shame & guilt & terrified of what was to come for my child: life in prison? ex*****on? That’s the least scary part. What about eternity? Will he be forgiven by God or spend eternity suffering the excruciating tortures of hell?

I could more fully resolve in my heart the loss a loved one due to an evil act of another than to live with the pain of knowing my child committed such depravity against an innocent person. I have & will continue to pray for the family of the shooter as well as the shooter himself. He is a deeply disturbed young man void of God’s presence in his heart. Still, he’s someone’s son loved by his family & he’s God’s child loved by the Father. I would want others to pray for my loved one & God tells us to pray for those who have caused us harm. I will continue praying for all those involved: innocents & wrongdoer.

God have mercy on the immortal soul of Charlie Kirk, the Kirk family, the shooter’s family, and our entire nation. Grant us Your mercy, oh Lord. Heal our troubled hearts and fill us with Your everlasting peace and love for all.

Matthew 5:44 But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you.

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