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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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Who turns down 1 million dollars?

Well, Steven did. Why? Because he serves Jesus and he knows anything done without Jesus is pointless.   It was first a half million he was offered for his ministry of saving little girls out of the sex trade. But they told him he had to take Jesus? name out of the description.

No way.....   So the comeback was, they loved what he was doing? They would give one million.   Could the ministry use the money? Of course! They are supporting 14 families right now! Not

Dealing with Death

Arriving in Swaziland was amazing.

For some reason, in my head, I pictured red dirt roads like Uganda and flat nothingness for miles. 

Swaziland is the exact opposite of everything I expected. 

It is full of rolling hills covered with beautiful green trees and vivid colors everywhere you look. Sunrises and sunsets are breathtaking, and at night...the stars are like nothing I've ever seen before. When I walk from my hut (it gets dark here by 6pm) I get to look up and marvel

Gleaning the field of Boaz

With squad leading underway I have the privilege of spending the month visiting teams on the field, doing life with them, and investing into their lives on a deeper level. During my time with Team Committed and Team Strength in Variances I have had the opportunity to glean and harvest a field. One day while raking the field one of the women asked the question " So how do you see Jesus in this?" Honestly, it was hot outside and I wasn't particularly interested in what I was doing so my answe

Me vs. Cinnamon

So awhile ago, I partook in the Cinnamon Challenge with some of my favorite people in the entire world. If you’re unfamiliar with the Cinnamon Challenge – the challenge is to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon in 60 seconds without any water. It’s harder than you would think, in fact, I dare say it’s physically impossible. The thing is though, cinnamon can be good for you – it has health benefits. It’s only when you take it to the extreme (ie trying to down