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Our Journey to Ghana
From 0% in March 2011
To 100% in October 2011
Check November 2011
posts below for updates
from our time in Ghana.
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Our return to Ghana:
Poverty Ends HERE.
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Blessed are the available.
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Deliriously joyful are the ones who believe
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—Max Lucado
Blessed are the conduits, the tunnels, the tools.
Deliriously joyful are the ones who believe
that if God has used sticks and rocks to do
His will, then He can use us.
—Max Lucado
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"Don't pray about whether you should help those living in poverty.
Answer their prayers."
~~ Shaun Groves
Answer their prayers."
~~ Shaun Groves
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2 Comments:
I think you must be overwhelming blogger with all your wonderful posts, because they are not all showing up on my dashboard. Its a nice little surprise though when I come straight to your home page and see all these little posts that I didn't know were there :)
Anyways, I could comment on every single post, but they would all say almost the same thing. Thank you for sharing the beauty and sadness of Honduras with us in such detail. And thank you for being a shining light and example of Christ to the people you meet, the people who read this blog, and for sharing Compassion with the world :)
Rebecca,
The internet connection in Honduras made it difficult for me to have a chance to connect with those leaving comments on the blog or sending emails, so I feel as though I have missed the opportunity to thank you, from my heart, for the support, prayers and encouragement you shared with me while I was in Honduras. I can't begin to tell you the difference that it made, it was so encouraging and uplifting. It warmed my heart and helped me keep my eyes on Him.
There will be many more posts to share, now that I'm home, have a little bit more time and a chance to process everything I've seen and experienced.
Again (and again), thank you....
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