Conversation to Conversion

What is the purpose of spiritual conversation?
We all engage in spiritual conversations hoping that our friends and family members will be drawn towards God and eventually to an encounter with God thereby leading to a conversion.

Here is a unedited testimony of one of our Singapore cell leaders who attended a 3 months' intensive leadership program I helped facilitate some years ago.

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hi pastor

not sure if mine is considered a spiritual conversation :)

last sunday my viet fren accepted the Lord as her Savior.
actually she was married to a singaporean who is hubby's fren who was also a Christian but have not been attending church.
once in a while if i meet her i will share with her but she was not ready.

recently she has to wash away the foetus (twin) cos they have no heartbeat and she was very sad n also having some problems with her hubby.

she told me she wants to go to church and pray but her body was weak so she cant go...

last sunday she came and after the service somehow i just felt the prompting to ask her does she want to accept the Lord.
she said yes and put up her hand.

Thanks and Best Regards.

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In His Love

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My reply to her was that this certainly was a spiritual conversation (or a series of spiritual conversations) that led to a conversion.
This is ultimately what we all hope that our spiritual conversations will lead to. Hooray!!!