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Dear World seeks to challenge and inspire people to reach out with the hands and feet of Jesus to a lost and dying world - to be a part of His work of redemption in every area of life. But Dear World is not the only resource that speaks about this topic. Check out the words of Shane Claiborne from his book "Becoming the Answer to our Problems."


"We live in difficult days. The hungry are not just hungry. Often they are also our enemies. Drug addiction and mental illness make many who are hungry hard to deal with. They threaten us. Others have been hungry for so long that they are angry, even at those who want to help. We worry about how to protect ourselves from them while at the same time feeling guilty for our complicity in their poverty. So we give to charities. And charities become the brokers for our compassion toward the poor. 


The problem with this is that we never get to know the poor. Though we have been made children of God together with them in Jesus Christ, we never sit down to eat with our hungry brothers and sisters. We never hear their stories. We never learn to see the world through their eyes..."


"There will always be poor in the land. Therefore I command you to be openhanded toward those of your people who are poor and who live in the land." - Deuteronomy 15:11. To live God's way of life in the wold is to know that the poor are our brothers and sisters..."   - Shane Claiborne, Becoming the Answer to our Prayers


Keep watching for the gift release of Dear World - coming in just 2 days on Saturday, March 13th. 

"I found more truth in drugs than I did in the church."
 - Anonymous Street Person, excerpted from Dear World.

It's a common fact among the church. Many of us have lost our flavor. We do not represent our Lord as we ought. Our desires for a life of ease, comfort, and stability often overcome the intensity of our call.

How tragic that many of the homeless are on the street because they have lost faith in the church.

Despite the plethora of ministries that the church may offer to the homeless - soup kitchens, assistance programs, food banks, etc. how interesting it is that the homeless evaluate the church - not based on it's service - but by it's faith; Faith that is rooted and grounded unshakably in the Truth of God's Word.

Of course, we cannot place entire blame on the church. Personal responsibility is required no matter the circumstances of our lives. But in the last few years, from the church has come a great deal of abuse, scandal, judgement; why then are we surprised when those who are struggling shrug off any help from such a source?

It is possible to reverse this issue. To restore faith in the church, by the church restoring it's unrelenting faith in God.

And to this end, Dear World may help you answer the question: "How can the church affect homelessness?"

You can read about it yourself at midnight on Saturday, March 13th, 2010, in the digital campaign and gift release of Dear World on the 2 year anniversary of this Revolutionary Media project.

Be a part of a revolution to affect the homeless through the hands and feet of Jesus.

See the Need. Be the Change.

In approximately six days, you just may find out the answer to this question, once and for all.

At midnight on Saturday, March 13th, Revolutionary Media will be releasing Dear World to the public.

What's the best part about this?

You don't have to order it, and you don't have to wait to read it.

In fact, we think you will be shocked with the way Revolutionary Media is bringing it to you.

Stay tuned. Be prepared to join the revolution. And spread the word with us.

"We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved, and uncared for is the greatest poverty. We must start in our own homes to remedy this kind of poverty..." - Mother Theresa