Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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with Sonya, a teacher at the Compassion project where our sponsored children attend in Quito, Ecuador
If you're going to whisper to someone you have to be really close to them - close enough to touch. And that is how God talks to us most times - in a whisper. And if poverty is more an inward condition of hopelessness than of outward circumstances how about if you and I (the church), instead of taking up the "cause" of poverty, go to the gutter and whisper hope to real people "in" poverty. Aren't we all hungry for hope?
with Sonya, a teacher at the Compassion project where our sponsored children attend in Quito, Ecuador
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About Me
- Rick
- I've been married to Chris since 1985. My daughter Sara is a nursing student and son Andrew is an education major. I have 2 dogs and too many cats. I've been to Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Haiti, Grand Cayman Island, St. Thomas(USVI), The Bahamas, St. Maarten(DWI), Columbia, Panama, Ecuador and Peru. Some of these were ports of call on a caribbean cruise but my favorite vacation was working on a home for pregnant street kids with my family in Peru. I'm an Architectural Hardware Consultant by trade but love to do missionary work in South America. I like to read, write, travel, hang out with my wife and kids at home and will eat almost anything (guinea pig in Ecuador, Alpaca in Peru).
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