Paul deParrie goes to be with the Lord.

What follows is Paul's last letter to us.
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My friends and supporters,

The reason you are getting this letter is because I am either deceased or incapacitated. I prepared this letter in advance along with my will and other arrangements.

In either event, the ministry work I have been doing will be no longer. This may be the last official Little House of deParrie
communication you receive except as Bonnie may be able to provide you with an update.

My final request of you is that you assist Bonnie financially as you did me for a little longer so that she is able to adjust to the drop in income. Some of you have been faithful, long-time supporters (for which I am deeply grateful) and others of you may want to mike a one-time donation at this crucial hour.

You know I was always reluctant to have financial appeals in the Little House mailings, but as you can see, this is an unusual situation. I would never have been able to carry on the work I did without Bonnie’s constant and tireless support and assistance.

Thank you for all your past prayers and support. Please also continue to remember Bonnie and the family in your prayers.

Sincerely,

To the FBI and other LEOs: God has given you the authority under which you act. (Romans 13) You will give account to God at the Judgment for all of your uses and abuses of His authority. You are now acting under the USA Patriot Act, an unjust and oppressive law. Some of you are from the "old school" and hate what your agency has become -- a political tool of oppression against legitimate speech and protest. Yet you find yourselves still "part of the System." Remember Obadiah, a public official in Judah who served under the wicked King Ahab and his wife, Jezabel. That priest was also "part of the System," yet he found a way to assist the righteous prophets of God. (1 Kings 18:3-4) Use your authority wisely.

Paul deParrie

We Have Lost A Fearless Preacher

A good friend of mine, Paul deParrie, was such a preacher as this.

He not only refused to bow the knee to the State, he confronted the powers that be with the word of God. The world calls such men drastic, fanatical, extreme, negative, hateful, and in a sense they are right. He was single-minded, severe, unrelenting, fearless, because these are the qualities the circumstance demands! His ministry was geared to the emergency and that is what set him apart.

To such men whom God has sent with an unpopular message "the church owes a debt too heavy to pay," said A.W. Tozer. The curious thing is that she seldom tried to pay Paul while he was alive.

Paul deParrie, a fearless preacher, will be sorely missed.
--Jim Rudd