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TechMission's Executive Director, Andrew Sears, explains in Christianity Today's latest online issue why Christians need to use technology to fight poverty. "Christians often resist technology," he said. "We are fighting battles against injustice, but are using antiquated tools. It's like the other side has tanks and jet planes, and Christians are fighting with sticks."

Boston Marathon Comfort K9sTechMission's BostonMarathonSamaritans.org was featured in a Religion Today news story yesterday. Andrew Sears, TechMission's Executive Director, was quoted as saying, "In the morning I cried again as I was reminded of the parable of the Good Samaritan helping someone who had been beaten up and left for dead, and I thought, 'That is what Christians should be doing right now. So, within a few hours, we had a website up and partnerships with church networks across Boston to help the victims."

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City Vision College offers year-long internships with free accredited college courses in exchange for serving in urban ministries across the country. It's like a "work study" program, but where you gain practical experience in the organizations where you want to serve on graduation. Learn more at the City Vision internships website.

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Faith to Heal

"Now, Lord, consider their threats and enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness. Stretch out your hand to heal and perform signs and wonders through the name of your holy servant Jesus.” -Acts 30-31

This month my team and I are in Lira, Uganda with another team (Daughters of Zion). We are partnering with a missionary, Jeff Connally, from a Texas church who is starting a church plant here in Lira. The interesting thing about what Jeff is doing is not just sta

What the devil doesn't want you to know

In the next few paragraphs I am going to paste a conversation I had with a friend who trusted me enough to confess to a secret sin that was ravishing his heart. A sin that is tough to shake and get rid of. It doesn't matter the sin, but the point of this blog is I want you to insert yourself into the response and hear what God has to say to you. I believe we can all learn from this and allow ourselves to not be diminished by the enemy. A little background to the confession. My friend message

Accident Prone

Well...its slow going as I type this. Who knew the pinky finger was so vital in the process. 

If you hadn't heard I was in a motorbike accident last week :( I'm okay now, but it has been an interesting week!

It all started on Thursday as I was driving home from work. A car backed out suddenly, in front of me, on the road (not so strange in Thailand), and I, as a usual and not uncommon action while commuting, slammed on my breaks. Only this time, the breaks locked up and I

Ways to Donate

If you feel called to be part of this mission by supporting me financially, you can do so in a couple different ways.

1. Monthly Donations from your Checking Account (through Dynapay)

Go to https://www.adventures.org/dynapay to set up your monthly gift. You donation will be withdrawn on the 3rd or 18th of the month. Be sure to select an end date. This site is great because there are no processing fees.

2. Online Donations through My Blog

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