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Today in the Mission Yearbook: July 19, 2019
POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN BUS TOUR - The Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis was delivering an impromptu sermon at the end of a long, hot day riding around Western Kentucky on a bumpy bus when she turned to the story of a leper who approached Jesus. “The leper said, ‘If you choose, you can heal me,’” Theoharis said. “‘If you choose, you can heal me.’
“Now, that leper had gone a lot of places up to that point. He went to the HMOs of his day, and they turned him away. He went to the hospitals nearby; they had closed down. But Jesus traveled around the land, opening up free health care clinics, never charged a co-pay. The leper said to Jesus, ‘If you choose, you can heal me.’
“The question before us this afternoon is: Do we choose?”
The capacity and resources are available to fix many of the problems that face Americans, she said. What’s needed is a movement ...
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POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN BUS TOUR - The Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis was delivering an impromptu sermon at the end of a long, hot day riding around Western Kentucky on a bumpy bus when she turned to the story of a leper who approached Jesus. “The leper said, ‘If you choose, you can heal me,’” Theoharis said. “‘If you choose, you can heal me.’
“Now, that leper had gone a lot of places up to that point. He went to the HMOs of his day, and they turned him away. He went to the hospitals nearby; they had closed down. But Jesus traveled around the land, opening up free health care clinics, never charged a co-pay. The leper said to Jesus, ‘If you choose, you can heal me.’
“The question before us this afternoon is: Do we choose?”
The capacity and resources are available to fix many of the problems that face Americans, she said. What’s needed is a movement ...
• CLICK HERE to read more.
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