It was the first church I ever stepped
into.
It's long red shag carpet contrasting
against it's solid wood arches, some 40' overhead.
I can still see it's pews, full to the
brim with smiling, joyful people.
That was 20 years ago...
Now, my Grandmother is one of 10
remaining members. A church that can seat something to the tune of
300, now has an attendance that could only fill a pew with lot's of
elbow room...
Why?
This sounds like the dark ages.
I walked through it's beautiful
entrance. The nicest, most state of the art health center owned by my
church that I have seen. It was beautiful.
One lady runs it. And I think there was
a cook. Her husband helps when he can, as well.
There's maybe room for 50 patients.
Only enough help to take on 3. People all over Asia are waiting to go
there, but have to wait. There's just not enough help.
Why?
Is this really the dark ages?
Time would fail me to tell of media
studios with no help, schools with no teachers, hospitals with no
Doctors & Nurses, churches without Pastors...
Oh why is this so? I know it is
so. I've seen it with my own eyes.
“While the souls
of men are dying, and the Master calls for you – let none hear you
idly saying, 'there is nothing I can do.”
The need exists. I
know it does. I've seen it here, I've seen it in lands afar.
“Gladly take the
task He gives you, let His love your treasure be. Answer quickly when
He calleth, 'Here am I, O Lord send me.”
"Here am I, Lord send me" I will go!
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