This week’s Entering The Stories is from a father who lives with his family in China. As you may know, being a Christ follower in that area of the world is a tough gig. But this guy’s doing it, and he’s teaching his kids that Christ can bring light and love into the world no matter where your suitcase lands. Click here to watch.
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If you are buying gifts for Christmas, I would like to suggest one that makes a real difference in the lives of a whole village in Rwanda - Land of 1000 Hills Coffee. Our church serves this premium coffee grown in Northern Rwanda. The coffee growers are paid a fair price for the coffee cherries, the workers are paid fair wages AND reconciliation is occurring between the Hutu & Tutsi people as they work side-by-side at the wash station in Bukonya. What we could learn about forgiveness from these people! Drinking a great cup of coffee is a tangible way to help improve the lives of coffee farmers and their families, as well as orphans and widows of the genocide. Check it out at http://www.DrinkCoffeeDoGood.com
Merry Christmas!