activism
 
I never thought I would have a section on activism on my website but," looky - looky", here it is.  Most of these links I found on Don Miller's site as well as the paragraph below.  I know some of the more conservative types might not like all of these orgizations and that is ok.  The important thing is that people get involved with causes that are bigger than themselves.  That they refuse to play the part of the paralyzed victim and get out and do something about the injustice and problems of the world.
 
 
www.centraldallasministries.org
http://www.wellstone.org
http://www.bloodwatermission.org
http://www.data.org/flash.php
http://www.aclu.org/TakeAction/TakeActionList.cfm?c=242
http://takeaction.amnestyusa.org/action/index.asp?ms=T1
http://www.campusactivism.org/
http://www.greenpeace.org/international_en/
http://www.nationalhomeless.org/
 
If you know of other sites that would be good to put here please let me know via email.
 
From Don's site:
Activism
Christ's endless concern for the poor, oppressed and neglected displays something of the heart of God. And so there may be no greaterreward than joining in his concerns by donating our time to organizations which are working diligently to see the wrongfully imprisoned set free, the hungry fed, the oppressor brought to justice, and the sick made well. While few of the organizations listed to the right are specifically Christian organizations, each of them seems to be participating, at least to some degree, in the concerns of our God. Our calling is not to isolate and then help, but to join our fellow men serving the poor and oppressed, whether they share our specific political and religious views or not. In serving, we also get to meet some great people and redeem to them the relational dynamic of Christian Spirituality just as they redeem the image of a person who does not share our faith (a person we believe God made). One thinker said it this way: "We know we have made God in our image when he hates the same people we hate." So lets get to work licking stamps, making soup, scrubbing floors and going door to door in the world we are not of, while serving the God who is.