Comments on: Through Orange Colored Glasses

By: Kathy Ledbetter

Kathy Ledbetter — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 03:18:55 +0000

Orange used to mean Harley Davidson to my husband and I until we met Milton Jones. Now orange is the color of hope and is worn by a man who leaves the comforts of his home and goes out into the world dressed in orange to bring hope to the suffering and Jesus to those who don’t know Him. A wonderful man of God. God bless you Milton Jones and Barbie and your tireless work of love.

By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 23:06:49 +0000

Milt, I love this about you! I wish I looked good in orange or else I would support you. Since I don’t look good in orange, I will just have to support your work at CRF more.

By: Glen David

Glen David — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 22:37:44 +0000

Milt,
It will be a great day when you no longer wear orange! Your reminder that it is easy to lose hope actually provides us with motivation to increase hope within our spirits. We know that with God, there is always hope! In fact, there is no hope without Him. Though things may seem “dim” at times, He is worthy of our trust as we endeavor to help those in need.
Thanks for all that you and CRF are doing to be the light of Jesus to those who are thirsty for him, and for looking through the world with orange colored glasses and inviting us to do the same. Invitation accepted.