Comments on: It’s Easier to Build Children Than to Repair Men http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80 Just another WordPress site Sun, 24 Nov 2013 06:35:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: David S. Johnson http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-1539 David S. Johnson Fri, 02 Mar 2012 11:54:17 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-1539 Hi Mr. Jones, I am one of the many beneficiaries to this unique program and the support to Liberia and the FMCA family. With deepest love I send you and the team gratitude and deepeest love. Our little smiles will always remember the many love bestowed upon us. Indeed God is Love... Hi Mr. Jones, I am one of the many beneficiaries to this unique program and the support to Liberia and the FMCA family. With deepest love I send you and the team gratitude and deepeest love. Our little smiles will always remember the many love bestowed upon us. Indeed God is Love…

]]> By: Elaine http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-39 Elaine Wed, 17 Nov 2010 22:22:02 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-39 chills all over!!! God is so amazing--orange colored glasses--hope is everything! Thank you Milt for making this trip and many more thanks for sharing it with us. chills all over!!! God is so amazing–orange colored glasses–hope is everything! Thank you Milt for making this trip and many more thanks for sharing it with us.

]]> By: Rob Meyer http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-37 Rob Meyer Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:04:56 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-37 An investment in the children is an investment in the future. For those of us working with children here in the states, especially in the churches, it is heartbreaking to see how many of them show up on Sunday morning with their worlds already torn apart by abuse and divorce, their parents (or grandparents or guardians or neighbors) hoping that an hour or two per week in a church building will be enough to offset all the rest of their time which is spent in the world. Sometimes they hug their teachers like they never want to let go. Sometimes the teachers watch them leave with tears streaming down their faces. Sometimes the children never come back, and the teacher wonders / hopes / prays that they were able to find another church family, rather than dwelling on the possibility that they never see another Sunday School. An investment in the children is an investment in the future. For those of us working with children here in the states, especially in the churches, it is heartbreaking to see how many of them show up on Sunday morning with their worlds already torn apart by abuse and divorce, their parents (or grandparents or guardians or neighbors) hoping that an hour or two per week in a church building will be enough to offset all the rest of their time which is spent in the world. Sometimes they hug their teachers like they never want to let go. Sometimes the teachers watch them leave with tears streaming down their faces. Sometimes the children never come back, and the teacher wonders / hopes / prays that they were able to find another church family, rather than dwelling on the possibility that they never see another Sunday School.

]]> By: Glen David http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-32 Glen David Sat, 13 Nov 2010 01:09:23 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-32 VERY encouraging Milt! Thank you for sharing that good news. It's exciting to know that GOODNESS is shining on these dear folks, and that the Love of Jesus has come, in part, through CRF's partners. Still praying for safety, strength and health for you and Andrew... VERY encouraging Milt! Thank you for sharing that good news. It’s exciting to know that GOODNESS is shining on these dear folks, and that the Love of Jesus has come, in part, through CRF’s partners.

Still praying for safety, strength and health for you and Andrew…

]]> By: Barbie Jones http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-31 Barbie Jones Fri, 12 Nov 2010 23:49:32 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=80#comment-31 I know we shouldn't be proud, but I'm awfully proud of what those $25 donations from all those dear souls did over these 14 years. It's like Jesus feeding the multitude with a few loaves & fishes. He took the gifts offered by compassionate souls, and with them He is changing a nation! Praise God! I know we shouldn’t be proud, but I’m awfully proud of what those $25 donations from all those dear souls did over these 14 years. It’s like Jesus feeding the multitude with a few loaves & fishes. He took the gifts offered by compassionate souls, and with them He is changing a nation! Praise God!

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