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Jan 18, 2011
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What a concept
by: Justin

What if each one of us made an attempt to do this? What if you knew someone in your community was in need of food, and you took them to the grocery store and spent $75 on groceries for them? I have done similar things, and sometimes we don't get the response we expect. I once took 4 bags of groceries to a family that had no electricity, and was being evicted in a month and the only response I got was "just set them on the table". But I have also stopped and given a homeless person a hug and a cup of coffee and you would have thought I gave them a month at a five star hotel. What I have learned in doing this, is not to worry about how the person responds to the help you give them, you planted the seed that God wanted you to plant, the harvest is up to Him!

Apr 02, 2010
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I agree
by: TONY

The above article is such an eye opener. many times we have people who just tell us about problems but never the way to solve it. It's not bad to teach about giving but when people with a hidden intention, it annoys God. though the recession might come i will trust is the Lord.

i won't have to come out of my country-Kenya- and go to USA to escape the famine. I will be provoded for by my father.

Aug 17, 2009
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ASSESSMENT
by: Anonymous

This is a good piece and very encouraging in a time like this. Keep it up, God bless you.

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