Setting Captives Free - Isaiah 61:1-4
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Conquering Polio Through Cooking
March 11, 2013 | by: Tim Salmonson | 0 Comments
Tim Salmonson shares about what the Lord revealed to him while cooking with one of our women in Sierra Leone. Tim recently went on an Allies in Hope team to build into the ministry by offering his photography and videography skills. You can read more of Tim's writings about his ministry by visiting his blog called The InTimist at http://www.theintimist.com/ ... Keep Reading
A Prayer for the Disabled - Us
January 1, 2013 | by: Kim Kargbo | 0 Comments
A prayer for Us, the Disabled, in the New Year We are the disabled. Heal us, Father.... Keep Reading
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
December 3, 2012 | by: Kelsey Martin | 0 Comments
December 3, is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Here are some facts about the current conditions of life for people with disabilities on a global scale. Take part in this conversation about how to better utilize and support people with disabilities as the assets to our communities they are. ... Keep Reading
The Kind and Merciful Chief
November 19, 2012 | by: Kim Kargbo | 2 Comments
A story written to tell oral-learners in West Africa the Good News of the Gospel in a way that makes sense to them.... Keep Reading
The Whole Gospel for Whole People
November 1, 2012 | by: Kim Kargbo | 3 Comments
When we recognize heinous behavior in our society or others, we wonder how such things could happen. How could human beings treat each other in such ways? But the root is not the action. The root is the idea - the depersonalization of another human being who is probably different from you in some way - another race, differently-abled, a different belief system... Fixing our thinking, reclaiming our status as image-bearers, changes the situation.... Keep Reading
Freeing Captives
September 21, 2012 | by: Kim Kargbo | 4 Comments
We are called to free captives. Proclaim liberty to those who are bound. Liberty from what? What does it mean to enter enemy territory and set free POWs? There are lessons we can learn from physical, geophysical wars that can inform our attitudes and actions in this battle for the souls of women.... Keep Reading
Raising Up Weak Heroines
September 14, 2012 | by: Kelsey Martin | 5 Comments
We tend to value more those who are most efficient; the productive ones. God ascribes value and honor to the weak and communicates throughout Scripture that these kinds of people are indispensable to society. This blog post invites us to look at productivity versus character.... Keep Reading
Being the Church During Ramadan
July 20, 2012 | by: Kelsey Martin | 1 Comments
How can we, as Christians, be praying for our Muslim friends as they celebrate the month of Ramadan? Let us consider looking at Isaiah 58 and participate in true fasting as they are fasting these next thirty days. Linked to this blog post are some additional resources explaining the Muslim holiday and how we can being praying.... Keep Reading
Eradicating Poverty??
July 8, 2012 | by: Kim Kargbo | 1 Comments
Taking a biblical look at the issue of ending poverty. Can we? Should we try?... Keep Reading
Just as long as it's healthy
June 21, 2012 | by: Kim Kargbo | 3 Comments
"Just as long as it is healthy." Thoughts on disability from birth and how we can biblically align our thinking.... Keep Reading
