Comments for WITC Blog http://whatifthechurch.us/blog Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 27 Mar 2010 05:09:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on How to light a fire with water. by Shaquita Castanio http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=50&cpage=1#comment-81 Shaquita Castanio Sat, 27 Mar 2010 05:09:13 +0000 http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=50#comment-81 Just wanted to stop by and say thanks. Enjoy reading your stuff. Just wanted to stop by and say thanks. Enjoy reading your stuff.

]]> Comment on A Call to Action in Response to the Disaster In Haiti by Halbert http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=182&cpage=1#comment-52 Halbert Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:45:25 +0000 http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=182#comment-52 I just decided to send donations for Haiti's orphans. I suggest that more people send aid to those left homeless by this terrible disaster too. I just decided to send donations for Haiti’s orphans. I suggest that more people send aid to those left homeless by this terrible disaster too.

]]> Comment on Why is it Comfortable to be Okay with the Water Crisis? – Raw Reflections by a Photographic Mind by Bill O'Neill http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=152&cpage=1#comment-35 Bill O'Neill Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:10:28 +0000 http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=152#comment-35 How can we join in on this most worthy ministry? First by checking our motivation. We owe it to the millions of unsaved who embrace the "Green" movement worldwide to know that Christians serve this and all worthy causes because, first and foremost, we love the Creator, the one true God of the Bible. First and foremost we must acknowledge that we desire to serve him because he sent his son, Jesus, to save us. And with our salvation secure, we are overflowing with gratitude for such a generous and forgiving God that we desire to share the Gospel to all the world. When we encounter those who are dieing of thirst we must do all that we can to bring them water to drink, to help them such that they can have ears to hear that they, too, need a savior in order that they not perish. They are not victims. They are living in horrific circumstances that we, blessed Christians, must serve as commanded by the Great Commission. So, let's bring on the water, the food, the embrace. Let's never lose sight of the true motivation of any ministry that may not be readily and immediately recognized by non-believers as doing all things for the glory of the sacrifice of Jesus on that tree, wholly God, wholly man, who, indeed, thirsted to the last breath. Bill O'Neill, Shoreham, Vermont, USA How can we join in on this most worthy ministry? First by checking our motivation. We owe it to the millions of unsaved who embrace the “Green” movement worldwide to know that Christians serve this and all worthy causes because, first and foremost, we love the Creator, the one true God of the Bible. First and foremost we must acknowledge that we desire to serve him because he sent his son, Jesus, to save us. And with our salvation secure, we are overflowing with gratitude for such a generous and forgiving God that we desire to share the Gospel to all the world. When we encounter those who are dieing of thirst we must do all that we can to bring them water to drink, to help them such that they can have ears to hear that they, too, need a savior in order that they not perish. They are not victims. They are living in horrific circumstances that we, blessed Christians, must serve as commanded by the Great Commission. So, let’s bring on the water, the food, the embrace. Let’s never lose sight of the true motivation of any ministry that may not be readily and immediately recognized by non-believers as doing all things for the glory of the sacrifice of Jesus on that tree, wholly God, wholly man, who, indeed, thirsted to the last breath. Bill O’Neill, Shoreham, Vermont, USA

]]> Comment on 80-100 by Hector Chacon http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=35&cpage=1#comment-16 Hector Chacon Sun, 06 Dec 2009 06:09:05 +0000 http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=35#comment-16 Hello Kevin, and ALL who visit this Site: First of all, congratulations to you and WMI for this initiative, and We pray to Our Lord JESUS that this will first impact every local Church in the US and then several million people around the world, the world in need, with fresh/clean/safe water for human needs. It's known safe water is taken for granted here in the US, but this not true for the mayority of the people in developing countries like Honduras and others in Latinamerica, Africa and Asia, and this is the Mission that WMI has in these countries: to provide access to safe water for drinking and cooking as well as access to the message of 'Living Water' as an inherent need in every 'thirsty soul' in our planet. Just the other night talking to a clerk at a Wal-Mart Store in Charleston, SC, she was so amazed and I could see her impression when I was talking to her about what we do in our countries for our people through WMI, and she could not believe that people there normally just drink raw contaminated water from every source (river, well, etc.) on a daily basis, which causes them deaths and diseases, specially to young kids. So, by this means, we hope this site will help raise awareness amongt our Brothers and Sisters who have the means here in the US so that we can continue helping the people in need in many other countries around the world so that no one should perish for lack of access to safe water on a daily basis for thier human needs, and also, be able to present the Gospel to them so that THEY can enjoy not just a physical good life but also ETERNAL LIFE. May God Bless You All, HECTOR A. CHACON WMI Director for Honduras & Latinamerica www.watermissions.org hchacon@watermissions.org Hello Kevin, and ALL who visit this Site:

First of all, congratulations to you and WMI for this initiative, and We pray to Our Lord JESUS that this will first impact every local Church in the US and then several million people around the world, the world in need, with fresh/clean/safe water for human needs.

It’s known safe water is taken for granted here in the US, but this not true for the mayority of the people in developing countries like Honduras and others in Latinamerica, Africa and Asia, and this is the Mission that WMI has in these countries: to provide access to safe water for drinking and cooking as well as access to the message of ‘Living Water’ as an inherent need in every ‘thirsty soul’ in our planet.

Just the other night talking to a clerk at a Wal-Mart Store in Charleston, SC, she was so amazed and I could see her impression when I was talking to her about what we do in our countries for our people through WMI, and she could not believe that people there normally just drink raw contaminated water from every source (river, well, etc.) on a daily basis, which causes them deaths and diseases, specially to young kids.

So, by this means, we hope this site will help raise awareness amongt our Brothers and Sisters who have the means here in the US so that we can continue helping the people in need in many other countries around the world so that no one should perish for lack of access to safe water on a daily basis for thier human needs, and also, be able to present the Gospel to them so that THEY can enjoy not just a physical good life but also ETERNAL LIFE.

May God Bless You All,

HECTOR A. CHACON
WMI Director for Honduras & Latinamerica
http://www.watermissions.org
hchacon@watermissions.org

]]> Comment on The Living Water by Nathan G. Davis http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-3 Nathan G. Davis Tue, 28 Jul 2009 00:25:55 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-3 I love the post. Keep up the good work guys! I love the post. Keep up the good work guys!

]]> Comment on The Living Water by Nathan Davis http://whatifthechurch.us/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-2 Nathan Davis Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:17:57 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-2 Love the look and feel of the new site. Love the look and feel of the new site.

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