Category Archives: Social Justice
Project Intentional Generosity: FAILED
Over the Christmas Season I tried to practice what I called “intentional generosity.” It was about going through my daily life ready to give to whatever God prompted me. First it was putting whatever was in my pocket in the … Continue reading
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Our Watch
In the world of the ancient church, the followers of Christ would get news via word of mouth or letter. The news at that point was more history than news. Even so in Philippians 4 we discover that the church … Continue reading
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Spiritual R.A.D.
My adoptive son is intelligent and charming. He is diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder (R.A.D.). This disability comes from the neglect he experienced as an infant and toddler. While he was not physically abused, his biological parents did not give … Continue reading
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A21 Campaign
The last thing we think about in 2010 is slavery. Yet there are more slaves today than any other time in history – 27,000,000. Most are children serving in brothels. All the sudden this is bigger than life problem and … Continue reading
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got IT!
Denise Bissitte wrote the following story (testimony). It is worth the read! After dropping my children off at their respective schools this morning, I decided to treat myself to breakfast. I deserve it – I’m a hard-working wife and mother … Continue reading
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Luke 10 Be a Neighbor
The Good Samaritan parable is interesting to think about in light of the question “Who is my neighbor?” I think if we take a literal look around our neighbors are the people like us. Those in close proximity to us who have … Continue reading
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