The choice is to invite a child into your home or let them stay outside in the street. I don't think you'll find it in the Bible that you need to leave them starving in the street, so they come into my home.
Katie Davis, founder of Amazima, in response to an interview questioning her motives as a 22-year-old single mother of twelve orphans.
Are you familiar with Katie? I've mentioned her before. She's been in the media quite a bit recently, her book is now on the market, and she just did a short speaking tour in the states surrounding her home state of Tennessee.
P.S. If you are local, don't forget to stop by the posABILITIES expo tomorrow... be sure to stop by my little booth and say hello!
P.P.S. My Fustini's giveaway ends this weekend. Remember, all you have to do is let me know that you have supported the Shpak Family in some way... give a few dollars, enter their giveaway, pray for them, spread the word to help their village grow... it doesn't matter to me, I just know they are in desperate need of a village right now. Fustini's has sent me a FIFTY DOLLAR GIFT CERTIFICATE for one lucky winner, so get your name entered asap!
P.P.P.S. Have you decided to become a Christmas Warrior for Reece's Rainbow? I'm going to be helping advocate for these kids all during the Angel Tree project (starting November 1st,) so please let me know if you want my help spreading the word!
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