Resolution to poverty

How do we bring about change? Change to our struggling country? How do we face such problems like poverty? Should we turn to our law makers and capitol hill? Do we rely on those law makers to fix our countries issues? Or do we stand up and do something? Why not volunteer a morning of your time and serve breakfast at a soup kitchen?  Read More »

It’s amazing how much we worship celebrities. I’ve always wondered how is it that the people with careers that absolutely do nothing for the world or our country and are not productive in anyway make more money than the jobs that do make a difference in the world.  Read More »

Here’s a tough thought that I have been analyzing. It’s quite drastic and not something I personally support, but here it is:

What if we let natural selection do its job and let the poor, war-stricken, and starving people die? It sounds terrible, I know, but bear with me.  Read More »

Two years ago, my church began partnering with a local elementary school to supplement their after-school program. The school was only able to provide the program for children with working parents two days a week. We provide the program for two more days. After school, the children are tutored, fed a meal, and play in a safe environment until it is time to return home.  Read More »

Within the play "My Name is Rachel Corrie," the true story of a young woman who died in defending what she believed in, I find particular inspiration from Rachel's words as she describes in the form of her 10 year old self why she believes she was made to live. It's a beautiful dream that I feel everyone in the world can in some way relate to, I hope you enjoy it.  Read More »

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