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    Letters to the EDITOR

    Apr 22, 2022 7 minutes

    Dear readers, we love to hear your thoughts on the stories that we publish, what is going on around the world, and what the Lord has placed on your heart! Email your letter through to editor@joymag.co.za for a chance to be featured – please try to keep letters to 150 words as we have limited space.

    A treasured subscription

    Thank you very much for my subscription to JOY! Magazine. Your magazine has always been treasured in my home. God is with you and yours.

    Pst Mamonyane

    Christian books are great

    I first noticed JOY! Magazine’s Passover issue in 2018. I have been a reader ever since. I was surprised to find an old copy of JOY! in my files – a 2004 issue. At that time in my life I was not even born-again yet, but I saw the love of God directing me to JOY! Magazine. I love to read, especially Christian books. Thanks Your faithfully.

    Excellent Ndlovu

    Great job!

    Congratulations to JOY! Magazine for your wonderful April issue. It is amazing, and the new designs are beautiful – I love it. Keep up the good work, may God bless you.

    Rev FX Jurgens

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