Anyway, in an attempt to cheer up, here are Urbana stories.
From the Realm of Randomness,
Ashley
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Prevention:
-Youth Clubs
-Awareness
-Advocacy
Protection
-Counseling
-Education
-Sponsorship
-Advocacy
Prosecution (the weak link)
-Training
-Enforcement
-Advocacy
What can I Do?
Pray
Act-let your voice be heard
-Child Soldier Prevention Act
-Human Wrong Initiative
-Child Protection Combat Act
5:30ish Got a text from a friend who is also at Urbana (he went with the group he's involved with at U of I). He wanted to know if I was having fun yet. I thought that was nice.
7:25ish Dinner (around 5:50pm) was good, I feel stronger.
Things in session included testimony from Cheryl Bear-First Nations Christian from British Columbia (she's a Native American), a Native American dance, and an interview with head of OMF International Patrick Fung. All were very cool.
RANDOM NOTES FROM SESSION
Ruth Padilla DeBorst from Costa Rica
Many people are forced to move
Where are those of us who claim to know Jesus?
700 people leave El Salvador EVERY DAY
2 million children are forced into the commercial sex trade
God is near at hand
God is not only with the immigrates, foreigners and refugees, His Spirit is IN the hearts of them.
Jesus sees, loves and recruits foreigners and people on the move.
"God, tear off my blinders and allow me to see"
Love Demands Death
We are called to recognize Christ in the faces of refugees
END OF RANDOM MESSAGE NOTES
York Moore-"Christ is out to win the world"
The Word (according to Greg Jao): Be a witness, not a traffic obstruction.
9:51pm: Track session was good.
11:34pm THE BUS DIDN'T GET LOST! PRAISE THE LORD!
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