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Financial crisis blogger Deborah Price is devoted to offering hope and support during these difficult times. As a former financial adviser and pioneer in the field of money coaching, she has spent 25 years helping people deal with financial stress from a spiritual, emotional and practical perspective. She is the author of Money Magic: Unleashing Your Potential for Wealth and Prosperity.
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I totally agree that we should definitely post more about break-throughs in our life. I am the mother of two girls 10 and 2 years old, with one on the way in January. I live on public housing, with no income at all. My family rarely has the necessities of life like tissue, detergent or toothpaste. My foodstamps don't last till the end of the month and everyday I press my way just to go on. But in all the things I don't have to beg for bread. In some of my toughest times I fine myself giving to others even when I don't know what I'm going to do next. In all my tears, pain, poverty and adversity: GOD IS GOOD! ALL OF THE TIME EVEN IN THE BAD TIMES!
It's great to see organizations like ONE Sabbath taking the lead and giving back to individuals who are less fortunate than ourselves. I'm always looking for new charities that assist our fellow man. Everyday I wake up and I am extremely thankful for the life I lead and I'm always looking for ways to give back. As we continue to assist individuals in need, hopefully over time, global poverty will be eradicated or reduced significantly.
This charity sounds like another great aid in the fight to end global poverty.
Cheers!
-TJ
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