"The Word at Work is a ministry that mobilizes churches and individuals to answer God's call to minister to those in need," writes Rev. Tim Tam, Spiritual Director of the Amarillo, Texas-based ministry. "Through our relationships, God reveals needs and opportunities for service. As we come along side the poor, new friendships develop and doors for ministry open. As we serve, God provides the resources to supply for the needs he reveals."
WAW Wednesday: "Change"
Change is funny. There’s always two sides to change. One side is optimistic and one side is pessimistic. Change however most often turns out to be good. It’s not always easy, it’s not always comfortable. But we get through it.
We don’t always have the choice in change, but we always have the choice of which side of change to be on. I seem to always be frustrated with change. I seem to like things the way they are. But once I accept change, I’m ready to move on.
As TWAW goes through some changes, we ask for your prayers and support. We are optimistic about what God has in store for us. And we hope that you will join us, as things look different for TWAW in Belize. There are many new opportunities on the horizon, and we are excited about that!
Please read the following letter regarding the changes for the Word at Work ...
Covid has created quite a few issues and problems with the schools, with the hospitals, with food, obviously with tourism, and with us getting teams to Belize to help. We will continue to work with, and beside our Belizean friends and we look forward to returning soon.
However, where we can help best now is school supplies, clothing, money for food, and prayers. So if you can help in any of these ways please let us know or simply click on the donate below. And as always, please remember to choose TWAW on Amazon smile for all your purchases.
We thank you for your continued support. As always we know you’re praying for us and we thank you for that. If you have any questions or ideas, we would love to hear from you.
Ron Allen - Executive Director
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