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Knit Pray Love

A friend of mine linked me to this page on the CURE site: http://cure.org/knit

Thanks for joining K-LOVE + CURE to show love to children and families in Afghanistan and throughout CURE’s network of hospitals by knitting.

From their About: CURE’s mission is to bring 100% physical and spiritual healing to these children. CURE is a non-profit organization that operates hospitals and programs in 20 countries around the world where patients experience the life-changing message of God’s love for them, receiving surgical treatment regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity, or ability to pay.

Now that’s a charity I can get behind – I’m a big believer in putting actions with words! Since the deadline is coming up fast, I decided to knit one preemie hat, one preemie to newborn, and one newborn.

You still have time to join me – so if you feel led, I urge you to cast on. It’s one way we can show Jesus through our actions!

Ravelry Project pages:
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/tatmom/bellas-hat-2
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/tatmom/squared-away-ribbed-watch-cap-3
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/tatmom/pixie-hat-in-bunny-hop

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  • Cindy

    Rebecca, I love this: I grew up in the Deep South, in a fundamentalist/Pentacostal-ish church.
    13 years of going to church 5 times a week plus bonus services…
    I then spent many years in the UPCI (United Pentacostal Church Int.)
    Lots of good friends there still, but I’ve moved on.
    To where, I’m not sure. Currently detoxing from institutional “church” and waiting to see where God leads my little family.
    I just had too many theological questions to want to inculcate something in my child that I’m not sure of myself.
    What I *am* sure of?
    I love God, I’m a daughter of the Most High, and I’m loved by Him.

    I grew up in the South Baptist. I graduated from a fundamentalist Christian school and college in the South. (college in ’81) I’ve “come a long way, baby” and can so relate to your last 3 statements…that is where I am/we are…especially the last statement. It is so refreshing to meet someone else! 🙂 Be blessed.