Watch

Watch this and try not to be moved.
It is Shannon from Rocks In My Dryer with her Compassion child. Wow.

Nothing can compare

I went to write something this morning, but first logged onto all the blogs writing for Compassion right now.

Then I went to read some of my favorite blogs that are not on the Compassion trip and they were blogging about the Compassion trip.

It is just that impactful.

Nothing I could write about today could compare to what these folks are experiencing and blogging about right now in Uganda.

So, if you came here to read my blog today, please, read thiers instead.

I am sure I will think of something completely meaningless to write about later. So, keep checking back!

Faces - Wordless Wednesday

Okay, this is not going to be so wordless. I apologize for that, but the photo is something I want others to see and leaves something to be said.

This is Fabrizzo. He is 4 and lives in Peru with his mom, dad and sibling. His parents sometimes are able to work. He is able to attend school because we sponsor him through Compassion.



I just wanted to introduce you to him. He says he likes to play cars, just like my little boy who is almost 4. But his life is very different from my little boy.


I urge you to check out the button on my side bar and read about some of the experiences that a team of bloggers are having in Uganda with Compassion right now. There are some photos of faces you want to see. Need to see.


For more Wordless Wednesday photos check them out here and here.

Compassion, Uganda, Blogging

This Sunday, a team of people that happen to have really great blogs will be traveling to Uganda with Compassion International. They will be keeping a live blog of their activities there.

I have posted a button in my sidebar to help you follow one of those bloggers Anne Jackson from FlowerDust.com. I really have enjoyed reading her blog lately. She poses some very thought provoking questions.

Here is a link to the rest of the blogging team. Check them all out - good stuff!

I am anxiously waiting and excited to read about what God will be doing on this trip.

Please pray for them, the Compassion team and that people would be moved to sponsor a child in Uganda.

I sponsor a child and it is a real blessing. More on that later this week.