strange perfection

So I was just e-mailing everyone I initially asked for prayers and donations for the New Orleans mission trip I'm going on, thanking them and giving them the blog to follow along with our journey.  I meant to send the e-mail to my friend's mom, Pam, but somehow sent it to another Pam that I don't even know.  Gmail does this weird thing where it saves addresses in my contacts that have come across my e-mail through forwarded messages, where there are probably tons of people I don't know.  So when I typed in "P" I guess I clicked the first Pam I saw and it wasn't the one I know. 

Anyways just thought it was crazy because she actually wrote back with encouraging words and not just her own words, but HIS words:

Cassie, I do not know u personally but I will be praying for your trip and that you will be fruitful....Always remember "the things impossible with men r possible with God, and u have not because you ask not................HE IS FAITHFUL................

 

In His love,

Pamela

I don't know....I just thought it was strange and perfect that this random person I happened to send my e-mail out to was a believer and didn't simply discard the e-mail, but took the time to respond and say a prayer for my trip.  Awesome.  Thank you, God.

And if you'd like to keep updated on the trip or happen to stumble upon this blog and are curious as to what it's even about, you can check out week one's updates here: http://www.crossroads.net/goneworleansblog/