With compassion and insight, Davis shows you how to reach out to a special group of people who are most in need, and who the Bible reveals are most...
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Mar 27, 2010
Rachel N
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If "pure and faultless religion is to care for orphans and widows in their distress," how many of us are REALLY walking in a pure and faultless religion? This short (but profound) book will challenge you to put feet to your faith & action to your beliefs. Fields of the Fatherless is about giving ourselves to sacrificial, compassionate living. It's about turning our focus outward, even to our own hurt. It's about not being afraid to "get involved." Adoption is definitely a
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Oct 05, 2009
Brenda
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I'm going to be honest. After reading What Difference Do It Make? this book didn't quite measure up. I think Tom Davis is awesome. He is a humanitarian, he does wonderful things, and he is someone I really look up to. But his writing just wasn't as engaging.
That's not to say that Fields of the Fatherless wasn't good. It's only to say that maybe I shouldn't have read it right after the other one. This is another book that is a wake up call for Christians. The Bible says to care More...
That's not to say that Fields of the Fatherless wasn't good. It's only to say that maybe I shouldn't have read it right after the other one. This is another book that is a wake up call for Christians. The Bible says to care More...
May 08, 2008
Ebookwormy
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This book was good, i liked it. I wanted to like it more than I did, but I don't think I'm the intended audience.
This book is written for Americans who desire to be introduced to what God says in the Bible about caring for orphans, widows, and immigrants.
The information presented is simple and straight-ahead. A good deal of Scripture is covered. Though I didn't always agree with some points of the author's exegesis, I do agree with his overall arguement that care of th More...
This book is written for Americans who desire to be introduced to what God says in the Bible about caring for orphans, widows, and immigrants.
The information presented is simple and straight-ahead. A good deal of Scripture is covered. Though I didn't always agree with some points of the author's exegesis, I do agree with his overall arguement that care of th More...
Jan 29, 2012
Brandon
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This book just hits home. About my past, my future, my inspirations, I absolutely love it. It was a great read for my trip to Africa as well. I recomend this to anyone who wants to help children or does not have a father around.
Feb 11, 2012
Abby
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Great principles about how all Christians are called to care for orphans, widows and strangers. It's inspiring and a fast read, but I didn't feel like this was a really unique take on the subject.
Jun 27, 2008
Bonnie
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It inspired me at least to contribute money and then try to figure what else I can do.
Sep 24, 2010
Deborah
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This was the first book that I read from Tom Davis. It was a life-changing book for me.
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