As doors open and close, it is easy to forget that which has passed. So with gratitude I reflect on the things I have been allowed to be a part of these past few years through my employment. I was perhaps just a small cog in the machine, but I raised millions of dollars for good work to be done...
• Feeding orphans, the destitute, the starving, the homeless
• Giving clean water to those whose only option had been tainted, poisoned
• Disaster relief: earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes
• Medical care and supplies for those with nothing else
• Support for those bringing the life-giving Word of God across the world, including those where the name of Christ could imprison the minister of the gospel
• Support for those suffering extreme persecution; help for families whose loved ones are in prison for the name of Jesus
• Bibles in many languages into the hands of the searching
• Bibles and spiritual provision for the soldier
• Battling the stress and strain of the return from war with counseling and the Word
• Leadership training for building churches in spiritually starving countries
• Supporting ministries across campuses
• And so, so much more
If one life was saved through these efforts, it was worth the years.
Ransomed. Adopted. Redeemed.
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