There are countless stories to be told. There are countless stories that have been told.
Some of them I have chosen to record...while others were only for my listening ears.
But even still, so many people don't have anyone to listen to their stories.
Nor do they think that their story is worth listening to.
So much is broadcasted on our news stations... but even still the vast majority of pressing world issues don't even make the cut.
The famine in Niger, the countless babies that have been abandoned or even killed in Ethiopia due to evil superstitions, the beautiful recovery of the once war-torn Rwanda, King Mswati's decree in Swaziland after having had a dream from God...encouraging an entire nation to turn to Jesus .. confessing both his, and his countries woes...in hopes that the his country with the highest AIDS rate in the world would change.
There is so much going on in this world. So much, we don't even hear about. And if we don't know about these things.. how are we ever going to do anything about them? And how will we hear, if we are not told?
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| Meet Susan. A local who has dedicated her time to work with the children and families of Gulu as they recover from the recent war in Northern Uganda. |
