Henderson Law

Daniel and I work together in our Temple, Georgia law office. We have been married for 25 years, and when we first married I worked with him in our Marietta office. A serious legal case, is not quick, but usually lasts six months or more . During that time we get to know our clients, knowing a lot about their family and situation. I guess you would say, they become like family. On a day like today, when the case finally goes to trial, I send Daniel off to court, with the ...client, knowing we have done all that we can to prepare for court and to represent them and help them win their case. As a wife, I stay in the office that day, and spend some time praying. Yes, we pray for our cases. I pray that God will give Daniel the words to say in court and that he is filled with peace to be clear minded and be the best attorney he can be. Each case is unique, and each client is on his/her own road of life. Therefore praying for a client is not just "I hope he wins his case", but I pray for God's best resolution for them. Once they leave the office, I leave it in the hands of God. What would we do without our faith in God?

Come join us at the best place to be on Monday night, April 29, 2019, at Celebrate Recovery at Bethany Christian Church between Dallas, Georgia and Villa Rica at 6 pm. For dinner we are having "bring your own casserole or side to share" we will have and dessert and a drink too. At 7 pm we will have our worship service with a lesson on Inventory. At 8pm we will break up into small groups. The Landing will meet and there will be free child care. God bless you. Hope to see you tonight. Please advise what you are bringing to eat tonight. So far we have: Lois - beef stroganoff, Glenna - peas, Ben - cornbread, Trista - bean soup, Chris - broccoli casserole. Thanks ya'll!!

Spotted this on a lawyer’s building, north of Atlanta. We need more lawyers of faith.

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