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Tuesday May 4, 2010 ~ 4 Comments
Here is a video from earlier today about how you and your church can help with disaster relief efforts. Websites mentioned: Twitter:Pete Wilson, Rice Broocks, Ed Stetzer Churches: Crosspoint, Bethel World Outreach, Two Rivers Ministries: Samaritan's Purse, North American Mission Board Disaster Relief , Nashville Baptist Association Please get involved. ---------------- Update 1: Samaritan's Purse is soliciting volunteers now for Nashville flood relief. You can sign up here. They already have a command center at Bethel World Outreach and will be opening a second on in a couple of days at Two Rivers. ---------------- Update 2: This is what we posted on our church website earlier today. Here is how you can help along with contact information for our team. Two Rivers will be taking donations and organizing volunteers to help in flood relief for the Pennington Bend area of Nashville. We will only be taking the following specific donations: Donations will be taken Monday-Thursday from 8am to 5pm at the entrance #2 of the church facility. If you would like to volunteer to help, please contact Aaron Loy (aaronloy@tworivers.org) or Melissa Leaver (melissaleaver@tworivers.org) at 615-889-3950 Come and get involved... Posted on May 4, 2010 at 9:25 PM ~ 4 Comments Tagged with: Subscribe via RSS or Follow us on Twitter
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Thanks for posting the video :) Prayers for those in Tn
Crazy stuff. Thanks for telling the story. I posted your video to my site to try and raise more awareness, so that more people can help, even if they aren't living in Nashville.
I also appreciate you stepping up to be the body of Christ.
http://www.taintedcanvas.com/2010/05/04/i-want-to-help-with-the-nashville-flood/
Thanks for having these men on yesterday, Ed.
Where was Jim Cooper our Congressman?
I believe many of us have become complacent with Jim Cooper our Congressman. For instance, many of us have grow accustomed to the norm of having politicians like Jim Cooper working for the lobbyist and self interest groups, but not for the best interest of We the People here at home.
As patriotic Americans we must remember it hasn't always been this way. Before Jim Cooper, we within the 5th district of Tennessee had elected many great statesmen to represent us within the U.S. Congress.
As you may already know, I'm one of the candidates running against Jim Cooper. However this doesn't necessarily mean you need to elect me to the U.S. Congress in order to fix this injustice. What is most important here is we need to replace Jim Cooper with someone that will live up to the words of being “our representative” in Congress.
Thank you, and God bless the Republic of the United States of America.
Eric Pearson, Democratic Party candidate for US Congress in the 5th district, Tennessee.