Send us a text “The Cure Has a Name — and It's Us.” “Poverty is not beyond redemption, because people are not beyond redemption.” - Mark Carven Olds, 2025 This is the moment where belief becomes embodiment. Where we stop waiting for change — and become it. When we root our work in dignity, when we see every person as sacred — we move: from pity to partnershipfrom crisis to covenantfrom spectator to strategistfrom problem-solving to people-restorin...
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Send us a text “The Cure Has a Name — and It's Us.” “Poverty is not beyond redemption, because people are not beyond redemption.” - Mark Carven Olds, 2025 This is the moment where belief becomes embodiment. Where we stop waiting for change — and become it. When we root our work in dignity, when we see every person as sacred — we move: from pity to partnershipfrom crisis to covenantfrom spectator to strategistfrom problem-solving to people-restorin...
POVERTY SOLUTIONS SERIES EXCERPT TWO: To Transform Wealth Into Witness
POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED
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POVERTY SOLUTIONS SERIES EXCERPT TWO: To Transform Wealth Into Witness
Send us a text Wealth is not inherently wicked—Scripture never condemns abundance, only the arrogance and apathy that often accompany it. The sin arises when prosperity hardens the heart, when lavish living ignores the cries of the poor, when profit exploits the laborer and desecrates the earth. A just society is not measured by how much the few can hoard, but by how willingly the many share. This is the call of conscience—and the charge of our movement: to transform wealth into witness, and ...
POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED
Send us a text “The Cure Has a Name — and It's Us.” “Poverty is not beyond redemption, because people are not beyond redemption.” - Mark Carven Olds, 2025 This is the moment where belief becomes embodiment. Where we stop waiting for change — and become it. When we root our work in dignity, when we see every person as sacred — we move: from pity to partnershipfrom crisis to covenantfrom spectator to strategistfrom problem-solving to people-restorin...
