What would you like to see us tackle on the blog? Are there any burning issues you'd like addressed? Do you want more illustrations? Would book reviews be helpful? What about open forums about certain issues, where we pose a question and leave it wide open for you all to hash it out and interact with one another? How can we better help you through this interactive resource? I'd really like to know! You all are a relatively quiet lot, comments-wise, but if you could click on the comments section and toss me a few thoughts, that would be much appreciated.
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Posted by Brian Lowery at 9:30 AM on October 8, 2007
Comments
Help needed,
I would like to appeal to some of the Laypeople/Pastors of churches located outside of the nation's inner-cities to consider sponsoring mission trips here at home (Inner-City). I am appealing to those who would invest in the lives of those who are considered by many to be "fringe people". I am asking for those with servants hearts to consider the plea of investing time, talent, treasure and tithe at home.
There are many of us who really need a hand!
Posted by: Tommy N HTown on October 9, 2007
I think you guys are doing quite well as it is (lots of things to link to). I hope you keep up the good work. Peace.
Posted by: Milton Stanley on October 10, 2007
Thanks for the encouragement, Milton. That means a lot to us.
Posted by: Brian Lowery on October 10, 2007
I would enjoy book reviews from you. You're a serious reader and i get too much like Jo-Jo the circus clown every time i read something and think that it's a new gospel. So your critical thinking would be appreciate as i struggle through my over zealous excitement about new books.
Posted by: Nate on August 6, 2008