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About Milt

Milton Jones is the President of Christian Relief Fund in Amarillo, Texas. In his work there, he has focused on the care of AIDS orphans in Sub-Sahara Africa. He has also served as a preacher and campus minister in both Texas and Washington. Milton has authored eight books including a touching tale of one of his heroes with Cerebral Palsy, Sundays With Scottie. He is married to Barbie Jones and has two sons, Patrick and Jeremy.

I’m Going to Your House Today

Casey has been quoting Isaiah 42:16 over and over again to all of us on the trip. “I will lead the blind by ways they have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide them: I will turn the darkness … Continue reading

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Crossing the River

Larry Wu and I get to talk a lot about bad roads. I still don’t know where I’m going to cast my vote for the worst roads, Larry. It may go to Uganda. But if I had to cast my … Continue reading

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The Zero Child

The Zero child. I’ve never heard of it before. It’s like a new kind of orphan. Technically, a zero child is not an orphan, but it is hard think of one in any other way. Families in this part of … Continue reading

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Up on the Roof–What a Difference a Year Makes

Hundreds and hundreds of children were running around screaming in a tiny space. We were taking their pictures. It was hot. It was very hot. It was Haiti. We were getting information from each of these children because they had … Continue reading

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Pictures in a Briefcase–How I Got Started in Haiti

The first child in poverty that I ever helped was in Haiti. It wasn’t through CRF but through a man who sat on an airplane. Before boarding my flight, I had noticed a rather unusual man in the airport. He … Continue reading

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Haiti, Here We Come!

It’s a DC3, and I’m headed to Haiti again with a bunch of students from Ole Miss. We have just finished drilling some wells and are putting water purification units on them. We will also be teaching and encouraging a … Continue reading

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Will You Tell the Bad News?

People are always on my case because I know so many bad things. Maybe it is because the first thing I do when I wake up every morning is to read “The Poverty News.” I keep being asked to change … Continue reading

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From the Archive: Malaria

It’s been hard to get malaria off my mind this week. Since World Malaria Day is tomorrow (April 25th), it has been one of those messages that I have heard over and over again. Malaria bothers me. I’m told nearly … Continue reading

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Got Your Goat?

Bruiser. That’s what Jeremy named him. It was years ago, but I will never forget it. Yes, my youngest son took the money that his grandmother gave him for Christmas and bought a pygmy goat. Why couldn’t he have bought … Continue reading

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Words are Necessary

Francis of Assisi said “Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary.” Or did he? It is a great quote, but there really isn’t much evidence that he truly said it. The statement is an interesting thought, and … Continue reading

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