PU 060: It's Not OK

from Poverty Unlocked · host Wendy McMahan

World poverty is not OK with God, and it shouldn't be OK with us. 18,000 children die every day of preventable causes, but many of us wonder if we can make a difference in the face of such a grim number. Listen to this episode to learn how people like you can actually make an impact on world poverty. We'll answer: What small and simple steps can help one person living in poverty? What is a graduation plan and why is it important? Is it better to focus on one issue or many problems at once? Download the free eBook on this topic, The Remarkable Truth About Ending World Poverty.

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