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A Guaranteed Investment Hi <<First Name>>, If you have any investments at all, they are probably smaller today than they were last year at this time. Even the best financial minds watched their investments shrink in this economy. Do you pull out of the stock market and invest in gold? Are mutual funds better than certificates of deposit?
I was reminded last Sunday that very few investments are guaranteed, and they have really long-range (eternal) returns. One of those is putting time and energy into other people's lives.
Ten years ago, three young brothers routinely broke into our church. Addicted to drugs, their mother was unable to feed them on her own. Hungry for food and attention, they were crying out for help. Liz, one of our staff members, took these boys under her wing. She fed them, brought them to church, and gave them clothes and the affection missing from their young lives.
Then a Sunday School class got involved. They helped the boys attend summer camps and encouraged their gifts and talents. The oldest brother is a remarkably gifted musician and received a four-year scholarship to university. He was also invited to Nashville to record a demo.
Who could have guessed ten years ago that one person's investment in a young child would bring about this type of return? Look around you. Who can you invest in? Whose life will turn out differently because you cared?
From the screening room,
Angela Walker
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Slumdog Filmmakers Pledge to Help Child Stars Los Angeles Times Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle and producer Christian Colson met the film's two impoverished child stars Wednesday and reassured them that they will soon have new homes. [ Read more... ]
Dove Review Pendragon: Sword of His Father Dove Family-Approved Recommended for ages 12 and over
Dove Review:
The Dark ages of Britain were fought to defend the country from barbarians and to protect their belief in God. This is a powerful story of one young man's journey to continue to fight the battle. It is a battle that his father was called upon by God to conduct. When his father and family are murdered by the invading Saxons, Artos continues the quest and looks for the answers in his faith. There are several Christian references in the film, including a comment about following Christ and that he came to earth with a mission and a purpose. A scripture is quoted that God's mercies are new every morning. Prayer is offered up for a battle about to be fought. There are several battle scenes shown one right after another, so the viewers are subjected to many fighting scenes that includes swords, axes and weapons of the Dark Ages. Although the battles rage on and people are murdered, the scenes are not very graphic. There is practically no blood. Many scenes of violence cut away before anything graphic is shown, and in some cases arrows strike but no blood is seen. This movie does encourage faith and we award this film our Dove Seal.
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