Tag: widows and orphans

• Syrian Refugees & The Need To Feel Safe

  

  You can’t throw a rock without hitting someone who’s got an opinion about whether or not our country should allow any of these displaced people to come stay here. Like everyone else, I too have an opinion about this. I say, let them come. I work for a transportation company for a large city. I’m […]

  Catherine aka “Bird”

  November 19, 2015

  Everything Else

  Austin, Charity, Christianity, compassion, Fear, Gospel, Hope, immigration, kindness, mercy, patience, politics, politics of respectability, recruiter, safety, Syrian refugees, Texas, transportation company, United States, widows and orphans

• Jesus Was A Homeless Guy

  Last Friday, I stopped at a convenience store to pick something up on the way home from work. All along the side of the building were homeless people, their worldly possessions in bags strung about their feet, their pets looking as gloomy as they did. What made this incident stand out in my mind was […]

  Catherine aka “Bird”

  October 5, 2014

  Christianity

  Bible, church responsibility for poor people, compassion, dignity, empathy, Fear, ghetto, grace, Homelessness, homelessness in Tulsa, hopelessness, hunger, Jesus, Justice, mercy, poverty, Stand-By Personnel, the Lord’s Harvest, widows and orphans, work in Tulsa, working in Oklahoma