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Preemptive Love Coalition is an organization that works hard to provide Arab and Kurdish children with the essential medical care that they need outside of Iraq.  Legacy appreciates what Preemptive Love is doing because they are serving these children in a way that all people are called to do – out of love.  We are all called to love our neighbors and love our enemies because LOVE NEVER FAILS.

Preemptive Love also raises awareness and funds for these children by selling shoes called the Klash on their website.  However, if the Klash isn’t part of your style, they encourage you to still get involved in the cause.  Donating funds and raising awareness about Preemptive Love is Legacy’s way of getting involved.  Learn more about how you can get involved at their website:  Preemptive Love

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GoLiveServe is an organization that is committed to sending and supporting Christians to serve and reach to the unreached in Asia and Muslim countries. Whether you are a college student seeking to explore a new part of the world or a professional exploring a call to work abroad in Asia, GoLiveServe can help you in your journey of discovery.

We’re excited about what GoLiveServe is doing because as Christians, we are called to be missionaries. GoLiveServe encourages you to live out this missionary calling at home and abroad, on a campus or in the workplace. Their vision is for you to go, live and serve.

Don’t just vegetate on your couch. Go.Live.Serve

Learn more about our new partner at goliveserve.org

Preemptive Love Coalition seeks to provide Arab and Kurdish children with the essential medical care that they need outside of Iraq.

I really like what Preemptive Love Coalition is seeking to do.  They are serving these children in a way that all people are called to do – out of love. We are called to love our neighbors and love our enemies because LOVE NEVER FAILS.

PLC is raising awareness and funds for these children by selling shoes called the Klash on their website.  However, if the Klash isn’t part of your style, they encourage you to still get involved in the cause by doing something from a car wash to being a representative on your campus.

Learn more about the issue and how you can get involved at their website: Preemptive Love Coalition

This year marks the 20th Anniversary of The Tenderness Tour and is currently taking place now until October 17.

Richard Propes will travel, most likely for the last time, by wheelchair across the state of Indiana to raise support to end child abuse.

I don’t know a lot about the issue of child abuse, but I know it is something that plagues are society today.  What Richard is doing is amazing because he is doing what he can to solve this problem.  I really wish I was in the area to witness and hear what this guy has to say.

I wish Richard the best of luck and his tour! God Bless

If you really know a lot about this issue and feel moved by what Richard is doing, you can help the cause by donating at his website: Tendernesstour

I heard Celestine perform live on Sunday, and his passion for righting the injustices of this world was incredibly apparent. How inspiring that Celestine is able to use his musical gifts to so powerfully not to make a career for himself, but to give a voice to the oppressed in India’s Red Light District – and this is only the beginning!

Celestine and his wife are starting a nonprofit whose mission is to “CRY OUT for those that can’t cry out for themselves and to make a change partnering with others who have the resources and the passion to free kids and women around the world from the oppression they face on a daily basis.”

By hope and by grace, this won’t be the last time we hear from Celestine.

Proverbs 31:8-9

About two months ago I found out Charity Water and wrote this post “Any September Birthday’s out there?”

Charity Water is about a man named Scott Harrison who wanted to do more for his 32 birthday than just recieve gifts. So instead, he asked everyone instead for $32 to help bring fresh water to Kenya. One year later, Charity Water is encouraging all September born people to instead of recieving gifts for themselves, to encourage their friends to give $33 to support this cause. As soon as I heard this, I was convicted and stressed. I’ve always recieved gifts for my birthday and it was hard for me to imagine not getting anything.

Tomorrow I will be turning 21, and I’m asking anyone who wants to give me a gift to instead give $21 to Charity Water. My goal is $210, so only 10 people.

DONATE HERE

$20 means one person can get clean water for 20 years.

$250 means two families of six can get clean water.

$5,000 means clean water for a community of 250.

Good Day LA did a story last week on Comfort Zone Camp, a camp for children ages 7-17 that are grieving over the death of a loved one.  The mission of this camp is to provide grieving children with a voice, a place and a community in which to heal, grow and lead more fulfilling lives.

I really appreciate what this organization is doing for these kids because I know what it feels like to lose a loved one at that age.  At the age of 12, I lost my father.  I didn’t know what to feel or how to respond to peoples’ questions of how I was doing.  My friends did their best to comfort me and support me, but it wasn’t the same because they didn’t share a similar experience.  I am lucky that I have a Father in heaven that took care of me and comforted me in my time of pain, but how do other kids cope with this tragic loss.  This is why I decided to write about Comfort Zone when I heard the story on Good Day LA.  Comfort Zone aims to create that environment where kids can have fun and break the isolation death often brings.  With other children who are going through the same thing and a great staff that helps these children with daily coping skills, Comfort Zone Camp is a great place for grieving kids.

It’s a Merry Go-Round attached to a pump to generate water, called Play Pump.  Ever spin sends clean water to a storage tank.  And the best thing is that it pays for itself!

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