Another Challenge:
As you earnestly seek out those in need and find them, allow others to join you in providing weekly support.
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
Mennonite Justice
Challenge:
Call your local Mennonite organization--a church, a school, a business, an organization. Ask the primary leader there who had to be let go over the past year. Ask who still does not have a job or who has taken a job paying poverty wages. Get their names. Dedicate a portion of your salary each week to help support them and their children. If you cannot find anyone, let me know--there are many in dire need.
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Call your local Mennonite organization--a church, a school, a business, an organization. Ask the primary leader there who had to be let go over the past year. Ask who still does not have a job or who has taken a job paying poverty wages. Get their names. Dedicate a portion of your salary each week to help support them and their children. If you cannot find anyone, let me know--there are many in dire need.
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