The Just Life Quote List

March 16, 2008

We have put together a list of quotes used throughout this site and others that are particularly inspirational, thought provoking, and challenging. This is a list in progress and in no particular order; please add your own favorite quotes through commenting.
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Vernon Came Back.

September 24, 2007

vernon2.jpgWhen confronted by a panhandler on the street or even on your own doorstep — what does the LORD require? Shane Bertou, a husband, father, writer, blogger and would-be pastor from Rochester, NY shares with us one such story. Read on and be challenged to consider your own choices and share your own experiences…
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Story of Change: Invisible Children

March 17, 2007

What can 3 young men, a camera bought on ebay, and a trip to Africa accomplish? Continue reading for updated information and video about the story of change started by the Invisible Children campaign.

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AIDS: One pastors story

March 1, 2007

See how one African pastor is combating the devastating effects of HIV/AIDS in his own community. A Rwandan pastor contemplates the HIV/AIDS pandemic, how it’s affecting his own community, and what his role is in fighting this disease. Read on to see an inspirational video of Stanton’s story…

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Helping the homeless in LA

February 27, 2007

See how the overwhelming homeless issue in Los Angeles provided an opportunity for one person to make a difference in the lives of thousands of people. Continue reading to see the video…

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Story of Change: Shane Claiborne

February 18, 2007

Living a just life is not only about transforming external structures, but is equally about the transformation of the internal structures within us. We need to hear the stories of this journey from others. Shane Claiborne regularly shares the story of his response to God’s call for love and justice. Read on to learn more…

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Agents of Change: Not For Sale Campaign

February 16, 2007

27 million people are enslaved today. Not For Sale is a campaign of individuals, musicians, artists, people of faith, businesses, schools, and sports teams united to stop it. The Not for Sale Campaign combines technology, intellectual capital, abolitionist groups and a growing network of individuals like yourself - joined together to end slavery in our lifetime. Read on to learn more…
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Agents of Change: The Blind Project

January 17, 2007

The Blind Project is a group of young professionals in the advertising industry. Located in New York City, they are investing their talents and resources with the hopes of making a change and causing awareness of human trafficking in Southeast Asia. View a preview for their upcoming documentary.

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Agents of Change: T.E.N. Charities

January 10, 2007

T.E.N. Charities is a local and international response to the human rights emergency of human trafficking - the modern practice of slavery. Beyond raising awareness they also provide a way to become involved in the struggle to end slavery, and give you the tools and support you need to mobilize your friends and your community. Read on to learn more…

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Agents of Change: The Amazing Change

September 25, 2006

In conjunction with the release of the film Amazing Grace Walden Media is launching an integrated social justice campaign to carry on William Wilberforce’s vision of mercy and justice called The Amazing Change aimed at:

Increasing literacy about the historical issue of slavery and the abolitionist movement;
Raising awareness
about modern day slavery and other forms of oppression;

Motivating people to get involved to abolish slavery;
Raising a new generation of youth who care about suffering in the world and become abolitionists;
Engaging new activists in a life-long journey to invest their time, influence and resources back in the world;
Providing much-needed funding to organizations that are working to abolish slavery.

Learn from them and sign the petition to abolish slavery “www.TheAmazingChange.com” they are trying to get 390k signatures by February.

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