Love that name! kinda fits as we all are gettin older!

I was Pentecostal at the start, so I know what they mean to be speaking in tongues. Also was a mission/relief worker for a few yrs. Heard a story of an American who went to do missions where no English was spoken. He had a an indigenous English speaking guide however. One day he came upon a resident and the missionary and he had a good conversation, regarding salvation etc. When the guide heard this he asked "what language were each of you speaking in, the missionary said English. The guide said I know that man and he only speaks our native language. Each understood the other. This truly is speaking in tongues.

Agreed. We worked with many of the least of us, adults mainly who were left as wards of the state, from an early age. One was Gilbert. after 70+ yrs institutionalized, and Never speaking hardly a word at all. He began to speak "There's a house over the hill, Im going to live there. You cant go there, but I am" 600 staff were amazed Gilbert is speaking! For the next week He said even more, " I see angels all around" and then finally in the last 5 hours, he hugged my wife tightly quietly his goodbye, "I see Jesus coming down the ladder to take me' He died peacefully in his wheelchair. THIS WAS THE PINNACLE OF HIS LIFE. One could say he was born for just this... GOD CAN USE ANYONE