ABC News would do well to report on how the Moslems in East Africa are giving aid coupled with religion; if it is wrong for Samaritan’s Purse to perform its low-key evangelism; then surely it is wrong – and newsworthy- for proponents of another religion to offer more vocal money-with-evangelism. Oh, but I forget; that would not be politically correct.
Franklin Graham and his organization carry on the tradition of Christian charity just as Christians have in the past; he offers the gifts of food for the body and food for the soul knowing that we need both to survive. The Samaritan’s Purse is truly a worthy Christian charity.
I went to Kenya on a cleft trip with Samaritan’s purse. It was a fabulously well run mission and I got a personal letter of thanks from Franklin Graham, himself (well he signed it). Their Christmas gift catalog should be part of all Christian families. You can give a goat or chicken or whatever in the name of others. Prices vary from $10 for a malaria net to tens of thousands for a school or clinic. (If you give a school, I bet you will get a personal letter, too.)
Mr Graham lives Matthew 10:16; good for him.
ABC News would do well to report on how the Moslems in East Africa are giving aid coupled with religion; if it is wrong for Samaritan’s Purse to perform its low-key evangelism; then surely it is wrong – and newsworthy- for proponents of another religion to offer more vocal money-with-evangelism. Oh, but I forget; that would not be politically correct.
Franklin Graham and his organization carry on the tradition of Christian charity just as Christians have in the past; he offers the gifts of food for the body and food for the soul knowing that we need both to survive. The Samaritan’s Purse is truly a worthy Christian charity.
Good piece, particularly for secular tv.
How does the relief work of Graham’s detractors compare to that of Samaritan’s Purse? Coverage of the alternatives’ efforts is conspicuously absent.
I went to Kenya on a cleft trip with Samaritan’s purse. It was a fabulously well run mission and I got a personal letter of thanks from Franklin Graham, himself (well he signed it). Their Christmas gift catalog should be part of all Christian families. You can give a goat or chicken or whatever in the name of others. Prices vary from $10 for a malaria net to tens of thousands for a school or clinic. (If you give a school, I bet you will get a personal letter, too.)