These words could have come from my own mouth:
"They charge me with fanaticism. If to be feelingly alive to the sufferings of my fellow-creatures is to be a fanatic, I am one of the most incurable fanatics ever permitted to be at large"
(William Wilberforce, abolitionist).
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I'm so glad I came across your blog. In the last few months, the Lord has given me a strong desire to be involved in missions. I've sensed a calling to ministry for a few years, but haven't been sure what kind of ministry. Now it's very clear to me that I want to be a missionary. I can't believe I've been so blind to all the suffering in the world, and I realize too many of us are. So, those of us who wake up and realize that we have so much more than we need should do whatever we can.
Anyway, I know your blog will be an inspiration to me! I'm putting a link to it on my blog.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on poverty!
Hi Amelia - thanks for your comment on my Simplicity Blog - I have posted a new story today regarding poverty on my Blog - take a look
http://www.simplicityitk.blogspot.com/ - keep up the good work.
Chanced upon your blog when i was searching for bloggers interested in "Make Poverty History."
It is heart-warming to see there are passionate people around the globe...
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