Comments on: Orphan Sunday, 11/8: What good will it do? http://noelpiper.com/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:21:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Amanda http://noelpiper.com/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-296 Amanda Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:02:49 +0000 http://69.163.218.75/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-296 I am so moved by your story - my daughter's last name used to be Dang. But 3 years ago she received a new name, a family, and a heritage. Although we can't help every child, we can do what the Lord has called us to do, and one at a time HE CAN make a difference - in their lives and in our own! I pray for those precious children who are forgotten by the world. Praise God that He has not forgotten them. I am so moved by your story – my daughter's last name used to be Dang. But 3 years ago she received a new name, a family, and a heritage. Although we can't help every child, we can do what the Lord has called us to do, and one at a time HE CAN make a difference – in their lives and in our own! I pray for those precious children who are forgotten by the world. Praise God that He has not forgotten them.

]]> By: adoptionroad http://noelpiper.com/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-295 adoptionroad Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:00:15 +0000 http://69.163.218.75/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-295 In a few minutes a baby girl will cry in her crib...and I will be the one to pick her up because I am her mother. She came home from China a year ago. Abandoned because of a deformity of her ear. The difference that adopting one orphan can make is enormous for my Lydia. <br /><br />Thank you for sharing this powerful story that brings me to tears as I remember seeing for myself the orphanage that my other daughter called home for the first year of her life. I look forward to the rest of your story with great joy! --Andrea In a few minutes a baby girl will cry in her crib…and I will be the one to pick her up because I am her mother. She came home from China a year ago. Abandoned because of a deformity of her ear. The difference that adopting one orphan can make is enormous for my Lydia.

Thank you for sharing this powerful story that brings me to tears as I remember seeing for myself the orphanage that my other daughter called home for the first year of her life. I look forward to the rest of your story with great joy! –Andrea

]]> By: roBUT &amp; loLER http://noelpiper.com/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-294 roBUT &amp; loLER Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:04:10 +0000 http://69.163.218.75/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-294 As an adopted orphan from Asia myself, I am very moved by your post. It's such a great reminder of God's compassion and grace for His children, and how He asks His children to be good stewards of that compassion and grace. As an adopted orphan from Asia myself, I am very moved by your post. It's such a great reminder of God's compassion and grace for His children, and how He asks His children to be good stewards of that compassion and grace.

]]> By: These Three Kings http://noelpiper.com/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-293 These Three Kings Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:40:14 +0000 http://69.163.218.75/2009/11/02/orphan-sunday-118-what-good-will-it-do/#comment-293 Wow....thanks for sharing.. I cant wait to hear the rest..my heart is so bruden for the orphan/fatherless of our world...may the LORD continue to send godly couples such as yourself to display the KINGDOM of God to them. <br />Grace to you<br />Nicole Wow….thanks for sharing.. I cant wait to hear the rest..my heart is so bruden for the orphan/fatherless of our world…may the LORD continue to send godly couples such as yourself to display the KINGDOM of God to them.
Grace to you
Nicole

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