Summary

SummaryI’m Esther, born in Congo DRC, bullied in Montreal and crushed by rejection. Depression led to suicidal thoughts until a move to Ontario, my father’s loving words, and finally baptism in Toronto. A demonic attack confirmed my deliverance journey, and Jesus rebuilt my identity. Now I testify that His love conquers suicide and restores self-worth.

Need someone to talk to? If any of you are victims of bullying or suicidal thoughts, don’t hesitate to shoot us a message via Instagram or email. We would love to connect with you in prayer and help you join a community to keep you accountable and improve your mental health.

In addition, Jesus Christ (Yehoshuah Ha Mashiah) loves you and cares for you ! The Bible says in Matthew 11:28-30
β€œCome to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”

If you would like to connect with Esther, don’t hesitate to follow his socials below:

Instagram – @4everestherr
Links: https://www.instagram.com/4everestherr/?hl=en

Connect with Us!
EMAIL: wtestimonies@gmail.com
Official Instagram: walkingtestimonies_
Link: https://www.instagram.com/walkingtestimonies_/
Links: All Social links found in our “ABOUT” Section

GIVING (Not obligated)

We are working on a project with other team members of Eternal Life for All Nations – Charity. Hoping and praying to build an orphanage for abandoned children back in our home country, Congo. For more information and clarity don’t hesitate to check out the website below!

Donate: https://www.elncharity.org/

Your support would be greatly appreciated. Kindly feel free to share it as well with others 😊 God bless you!

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Time Chapters
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01:05 Childhood in Congo
03:45 Bullying in Montreal
06:55 Depression spiral
10:40 Move to Ontario
13:25 Dad finds note
17:10 Identity rebuild
20:45 College decision
24:30 Baptism in Toronto
27:05 Dream attack
30:50 Hope for suicidal