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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2020 · 1H

Poems for Change Hope Campaign

from Think Hope Podcast · host Rosalind Lewis Tompkins

On this Think Hope Podcast Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins and the Christ Vision Tribe share Poetry for Life. These poems are inspired by God to bring peace, hope, and joy to your soul. You will find out the motivation behind each poem shared and how you can receive a collection of these poems for your listening pleasure while you support children and families around the globe. With so much stress going on in the world today due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, political upheaval, and racial injustice, not to mention the social ills of poverty, child abuse, domestic violence, mental illness, and drug addiction, just to name a few; we all could us a little soothing hope and encouragement. The Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis is launching the Poems for Change Hope Campaign (PCHC). The PCHC is a Poetry for Life collection of four poetry files available for download. They are:Poems for the Heart,Poetry of Hope,Poems of Consciousness, and Poetry in Ministry. All proceeds go to support children and families in the USA, Pakistan, Nepal, Kenya, Eswatini, India and other missions around the globe. Please visit www.tpicchurch.net for more information and to receive your free poem, Dream Again.

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