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Stop Killing Our Kids

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Thu, 05/23/2013 - 20:00

click here to sign the petition to end child sacrifice.

*****only a mere 100,000 signatures are needed****for it to be addressed to the speaker of the house/Ugandan president.

you won't get junk mail, you won't get spammed by anything--just sign it, to end it.

 

i've found that the international and even local community is surprisingly ignorant to this growing epidemic.

(here's a blog i wrote earlier this month expressing my thoughts/feelings)

 

&nb

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Stop Killing Our Kids

To Kelly and Tiffany

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Thu, 05/23/2013 - 20:00

The two women who make up the female portion of our alumni squad leader team are two women whom I look up to very much. They are leaving us this month so I want to take a moment to thank them and in this take a moment to let YOU my readers know how absolutely blessed I have been by them. They have played an important in my growth and my life on this race.

 

Dear Kelly

Kelly- you are a beautiful fantastic woman of God.

God created a unique, lovely daughter and sister in

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To Kelly and Tiffany

Back at Moody Bible

Submitted by Greg Atkinson on Thu, 05/23/2013 - 12:35

MB - Pastor's Conference 2013

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Back at Moody Bible

One Million and Counting

Submitted by Godspace on Thu, 05/23/2013 - 12:08

Celtic crosses

Yesterday the one millionth person visited Godspace. Exciting, amazing and uplifting.

Now I know that is not really one million different people as many of you visit several times a week. However I still feel it is quite an achievement. What began as a place for me to share my personal thoughts and ideas five years ago has become a go to place for those looking for resources for creative worship, prayers and out of the box spiritual practices that connect to their every day lives.

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.raw musings of my heart on being a drink offering.

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Wed, 05/22/2013 - 20:00

[an overview of the raw musings of my heart]

Let’s start with Romans 12:1 –

“Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God—this is your spiritual act of worship.”

Paul offers us a beautiful challenge. His imagery of complete and utter submission before the living God is incredible. We are human. He is God. He is worthy of it all, so we give it all.

Our lives are not our

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.raw musings of my heart on being a drink offering.

I love public bathrooms

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Wed, 05/22/2013 - 20:00

             

              Something mystical happens on the world race in regards to public bathrooms. In the US we generally avoid doing our business in public places. I can remember countless times when I would hold it to the point of tears so that I could be in the comfort of my own toilet at home, my own porcelain throne.

              Well let me tell you, this all changes on the

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I think I'm in Love

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Wed, 05/22/2013 - 20:00

Malaysia has been truly amazing so far! My team is staying in George Town on the island of Panang.

 

We are doing a bunch of different ministries. Everything from fund raising at the hospital, working at a coffee shop, to helping at an art center. We have two teams here and we are spread pretty thin.

 

This month has been a roller coaster. We were told we are doing Unsung Heroes again... I would be lying if I said I was excited about it. Honestly I was pissed. I did not lik

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Restored in Uganda.

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Wed, 05/22/2013 - 20:00

We officially arrived in Kampala, Uganda around 4am after the always-adventurous bus trip. The 23 hour and 37 minute bus ride took us across the scenic Kenyan landscape and into The Pearl of Africa - Uganda. We stayed the evening in Kampala, then headed North to Lira. The scenery was beautiful, the roads… less than desirable but God still continues to captivate me by His beauty and creativity.

crossing over the Nile as the sunsets on another day

Kenya was a mess for me. I was ti

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Restored in Uganda.

If only I could adopt eager Eager

Submitted by Adventures in Missions on Wed, 05/22/2013 - 20:00

Yo I just have to feature this kid named Eager... that's how you pronounce it at least. Just like the English word, eager. Eager is my long lost brother or wanna be adopted kid if this was 5-10 years down the road and I suddenly had a passion for adoption/a husband/stable income. But instead, he's just the kid I spent a couple hours with. He's like my soul brotha, kindred spirit, cool dude. He lives at an orphanage in Ukraine but is moving to NJ, NY, or PA this summer... he wasn'

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