Compassion Sunday 2012: Change the Story

Are you participating in Compassion Sunday? Will you change the story of a child living in extreme poverty?

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Ministry Highlight: Dominican Republic

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We began our ministry in the Dominican Republic in 1970 as a relief program donating food, medicine and money for children selected by the local churches. In 1994, we started our Child Sponsorship Program.

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His Grace: My Doorway to Compassion Ministry

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Compassion is my name, my pride, my rope, and my hope for many. Joyous? Yes. Blessed? Indeed, just because of His grace.

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You Saved a Life

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One of the benefits Rossy received as a sponsored child was a medical checkup. It was during her first medical checkup that the doctor identified a suspicious murmur in her heart.

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We Need to Be Kids Again

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It was not for nothing that Jesus used the example of children to show the spiritual receptivity needed to enter His kingdom.

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One Step Forward: Replacing Adversity with Creativity

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In the midst of post election violence in Kenya one entire church was burned down. We lost all of our paperwork and child documentation — nothing was left.

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Love and the Fiber Mat

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The fiber mat was an act of love from one child to another. The memories of this wave of love in a remote village school will never be forgotten.

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From Voodoo Temple to Child Development Center

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The property now housing the Simonette Child Development Center used to be a “peristil,” or Voodoo temple, where a well-known Voodoo priest named Sore ruled for several decades.

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One and Being One

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“One” means solitary, yet in contrast, “being one” means united in purpose. Individuality gives us an identity, but identifying to a common purpose takes extra effort, sacrificing individual identity to work toward common good.

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“Thank You for Noticing Me.”

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All people have the need to feel valued and cared for. If we are willing to open our hearts to those cries, our world could be changed — one person at a time.

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Kindness at Work

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Kindness and gentleness should mark all of our words, attitudes, and actions as Christians. Jesus is the epitome of kindness. We are called to be kind to one another.

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Will You Take a Place at the Table?

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Pastor Chris Seay invites you on a journey. A 40-day journey that will disrupt your habits and your rituals. A journey that will help you identify and connect with the poor and the suffering — the ones Jesus loves.

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