Even after working as a missionary for more than ten years, Charo Washer, the wife of Paul Washer, felt lonely. Everything changed when she saw that acting charitably out of obligation and without any motive was not being a Christian.

Even after noticing these things, Paul waited for her confession with patience. In the end, he assisted her in reconciling with God.

Charo Washer thinks God delivered her.

Even after working as a missionary for 12 years, the evangelist’s wife felt unfulfilled. She only did all these wonderful actions to cross them off the list. She didn’t act with passion or a desire to improve the world in mind.

She was reared in a setting where she was taught right from wrong, and by the standards of the society she was raised in, she hadn’t done anything wrong. But she had acted only out of discipline and a sense of duty. Because Charo lacked the desire or the heart to read the words of God, she came to the conclusion that she was not a Christian.

When Paul delivered speeches and gave sermons in churches, Charo was always by his side. When she confided in her husband about her feelings over her lack of authenticity as a Christian, the evangelist was able to assist her using the gospel and biblical proof.

He guided her through 1 John, the first of the Johannine epistles of the New Testament and the fourth of the catholic epistles, and helped her comprehend there is no halfway point between passing or failing the tests in 1 John.

She thanked God and his glory in her testimony for saving her when she felt she couldn’t get through her difficulties. She was grateful to God for removing all of her burdens by demonstrating to her that she should follow Him with everything she had.

Paul Washer’s wife and he were both missionaries.

When Paul was a missionary in Peru, he met Charo, who was also working with street children. They left in the midst of a conflict when they had to journey through the wilderness and go without basic comforts.

Paul explained how he met his wife during a Q&A session with pupils. He said precisely:

Paul Washer thought God’s will was for him to marry Charo.

When Paul went to ask his father-in-law for her hand in marriage, he was turned down. He was a missionary, 31 years old, and a Christian. He stated that the marriage proposal was rejected since his father-in-law was not a believer. But the preacher thought that if God wanted him to have her as a lover, God would cope with this difficulty.

With the consent of his father-in-law, he eventually married her after putting his faith in God’s will.

The evangelist and his wife have been married for 28 years and have a total of six children: two sons and two daughters. HeartCry Missionary Society was founded by Paul, and Charo works as a volunteer in the organization’s photography division. Even after working as a missionary for more than ten years, Charo Washer, the wife of Paul Washer, felt lonely. Everything changed when she saw that acting charitably out of obligation and without any motive was not being a Christian.

Even after noticing these things, Paul waited for her confession with patience. In the end, he assisted her in reconciling with God.

Charo Washer thinks God delivered her.

Even after working as a missionary for 12 years, the evangelist’s wife felt unfulfilled. She only did all these wonderful actions to cross them off the list. She didn’t act with passion or a desire to improve the world in mind.

She was reared in a setting where she was taught right from wrong, and by the standards of the society she was raised in, she hadn’t done anything wrong. But she had acted only out of discipline and a sense of duty. Because Charo lacked the desire or the heart to read the words of God, she came to the conclusion that she was not a Christian.

When Paul delivered speeches and gave sermons in churches, Charo was always by his side. When she confided in her husband about her feelings over her lack of authenticity as a Christian, the evangelist was able to assist her using the gospel and biblical proof.

He guided her through 1 John, the first of the Johannine epistles of the New Testament and the fourth of the catholic epistles, and helped her comprehend there is no halfway point between passing or failing the tests in 1 John.

She thanked God and his glory in her testimony for saving her when she felt she couldn’t get through her difficulties. She was grateful to God for removing all of her burdens by demonstrating to her that she should follow Him with everything she had.

Paul Washer’s wife and he were both missionaries.

When Paul was a missionary in Peru, he met Charo, who was also working with street children. They left in the midst of a conflict when they had to journey through the wilderness and go without basic comforts.

Paul explained how he met his wife during a Q&A session with pupils. He said precisely:

Paul Washer thought God’s will was for him to marry Charo.

When Paul went to ask his father-in-law for her hand in marriage, he was turned down. He was a missionary, 31 years old, and a Christian. He stated that the marriage proposal was rejected since his father-in-law was not a believer. But the preacher thought that if God wanted him to have her as a lover, God would cope with this difficulty.

With the consent of his father-in-law, he eventually married her after putting his faith in God’s will.

The evangelist and his wife have been married for 28 years and have a total of six children: two sons and two daughters. HeartCry Missionary Society was founded by Paul, and Charo works as a volunteer in the organization’s photography division. Even after working as a missionary for more than ten years, Charo Washer, the wife of Paul Washer, felt lonely. Everything changed when she saw that acting charitably out of obligation and without any motive was not being a Christian.

Even after noticing these things, Paul waited for her confession with patience. In the end, he assisted her in reconciling with God.

Charo Washer thinks God delivered her.

Even after working as a missionary for 12 years, the evangelist’s wife felt unfulfilled. She only did all these wonderful actions to cross them off the list. She didn’t act with passion or a desire to improve the world in mind.

She was reared in a setting where she was taught right from wrong, and by the standards of the society she was raised in, she hadn’t done anything wrong. But she had acted only out of discipline and a sense of duty. Because Charo lacked the desire or the heart to read the words of God, she came to the conclusion that she was not a Christian.

When Paul delivered speeches and gave sermons in churches, Charo was always by his side. When she confided in her husband about her feelings over her lack of authenticity as a Christian, the evangelist was able to assist her using the gospel and biblical proof.

He guided her through 1 John, the first of the Johannine epistles of the New Testament and the fourth of the catholic epistles, and helped her comprehend there is no halfway point between passing or failing the tests in 1 John.

She thanked God and his glory in her testimony for saving her when she felt she couldn’t get through her difficulties. She was grateful to God for removing all of her burdens by demonstrating to her that she should follow Him with everything she had.

Paul Washer’s wife and he were both missionaries.

When Paul was a missionary in Peru, he met Charo, who was also working with street children. They left in the midst of a conflict when they had to journey through the wilderness and go without basic comforts.

Paul explained how he met his wife during a Q&A session with pupils. He said precisely:

Paul Washer thought God’s will was for him to marry Charo.

When Paul went to ask his father-in-law for her hand in marriage, he was turned down. He was a missionary, 31 years old, and a Christian. He stated that the marriage proposal was rejected since his father-in-law was not a believer. But the preacher thought that if God wanted him to have her as a lover, God would cope with this difficulty.

With the consent of his father-in-law, he eventually married her after putting his faith in God’s will

The evangelist and his wife have been married for 28 years and have a total of six children: two sons and two daughters. HeartCry Missionary Society was founded by Paul, and Charo works as a volunteer in the organization’s photography division.