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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 01 July 2009 05:58 |
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KFPC joining FRC's invitation to each church in America
"Call to Fall" This is a simple request:
1) Please lead your church in 3-5 min. of prayer on their knees for our nation on July 5th.
2) Please go to http://www.call2fall.com/ We would love to see 40,000 churches registered to pray. You can find FRC's Call to Fall also on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/call2fall
The problems in our nation cannot be solved through politics. It is a spiritual problem and the Lord is waiting for His people to cry out!!! If we want to see a change it starts with prayer!
Kansas is now participating in unprecidented prayer power throughout the state. Please continue until we truly become a beacon from the heart of the nation!!!
You are all a blessing,
Donna Lippoldt
KFPC - Director
Kansas NDP Director
316-516-0777
http://www.kansasfpc.com/
(see ORT for prayer strategy) please join us! |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 July 2009 08:13 )
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Honoring Responsible Fatherhood |
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The Inestimable Value of Responsible Fathering By Ken Canfield The economics of fathering, more specifically fatherlessness, is a topic that has received no small attention.1 Recent data estimates a figure of 100 Billion dollars annually as the cost of fatherlessness.2 This a significant sum, but does that cost include the staggering emotional, moral and “loss of potential” costs that plague a child when they don’t have a dad? Certainly not, and it likely doesn’t get close.
Conservatively, twenty five million children under the age of 18 don’t live with their dad.3 Add to that the number of children who live with their dad, but aren’t connected to him relationally, emotionally, psychologically or spiritually. I’d say that’s a much clearer picture of the true costs of fatherlessness. On the national scale our federal deficit is paralleled by our “fathering deficit.” If we have trillions of dollars borrowed to underwrite our federal deficit, how much are we in arrears for the loss of potential that a generation of fathers have failed to invest, to help their children or their children’s children succeed? It has to be a big number, maybe in the tens of trillions. |
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