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Feedback and Testimonials from MBM Conferences

“Worship songs by Marilyn, written some 25 years ago still underlined the beauty and joy of having Jesus in my life today. 

Marilyn Baker Ministries really is like a family – you arrive as strangers and depart as friends.”

" We have both found it a real blessing to encourage us and recharge us to do God’s work in our church and in our daily life.

 Our expectations of a spirit filled time together were fulfilled – always so special when Marilyn and Tracy are ministering to us.”

Malcolm & Pam Upsall, Kidderminster

 “Everything was wonderful and I have benefited much… especially the contemplative worship and the music.”

"There was the right balance of worship, teaching and quiet time with God in the sessions."

Marian Gaff, Leicester

"It was a great blessing.  Little did I know how much it would be needed when I booked in December ’08.  Wow! 

A lovely family atmosphere.  Everyone aware of all/or everyone else.  A great sense of belonging - and yet of being free.  Freedom in the love of Jesus and his friends! 

Good balance of prayer, praise, teaching and relaxation.  Time for each other and time for oneself. 

Having aged somewhat and having over done my tasks and being forced to an extra one – I came to a full stop!  Energy – none.  Ideas – none.  My normal creativity stopped – with a few poems on Easter, Ascension and Pentecost – then BLANK, BLANK, BLANK. 

I came to Offa House empty and left filled.  And with inspiration just touching my mind, fleetingly, but coming back.  [A week later] and I’m conscious of a glorious freedom and a great joy in Jesus.  The negative has gone – Alleluia!  I celebrate Him!  My hurting back and leg are much, much better too!!! Alleluia!"

Noreen Hook, Staffordshire

"I was taken with how much time there was to chat to people. Nothing was rushed nor anyone left out and prayerful thought went into everything."

Charles McIlree, Stafford