"A suffering and newly born again 45-year-old man relocated his wife
& 4 year old son from up north to our beautiful city in hopes of
finding a better life....With no money for food, gas, or laundry, he
became suicidal. His wife, barely hanging on and stricken with fear
contemplated the unspeakable..."
Click Link to continue. (This is an excerpt from the blog of the nonprofit ministry I serve).
Elisa Riebeling Ministries: The Blog: God's Special People - The Poor (Part 1)
More than a journal, this is my journey of becoming a Proverbs 31:30 woman.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
If I Had a Million Dollars....
If I had a million dollars I would do several things:
1. Thank God!
2. Pay off the balance on my parent's house. I am tired of seeing them struggle to make ends meet.
3. I would buy my mother a car. Her vehicle has been down for over a year and she and my father haven't had the finances to fix it.
4. I would move out of my parents house. I love my family, but my husband and I have lived here since we were married almost two years ago. Collectively we have been helping one another with transportation (my car), and my husband quit his job to start working with my dad in his small business. As a result, we haven't been able to move out on our own.
5. I'd also buy a car and fix up my existing car.
6. Hire a personal trainer...or sign up for a zumba class, lol. Hire the trainer for my husband, and zumba for me =)
7. Buy Christmas gifts for my family.
8.Take a vacation with my hubby! - Part honeymoon (we had a mini-moon) / part family visit - my husband's family in (another state).
9. Pay off my debts - credit cards, school loans, medical bills.
10. I'd donate the remaining amount to my mother's nonprofit where I volunteer full time. Every volunteer, including my mother, has worked for free for the past year, giving up a more comfortable living in order to help individuals and families in desperate need. It would be great to be able to set up payroll for our 6 full-time volunteers and finally get into an office!
1. Thank God!
2. Pay off the balance on my parent's house. I am tired of seeing them struggle to make ends meet.
3. I would buy my mother a car. Her vehicle has been down for over a year and she and my father haven't had the finances to fix it.
4. I would move out of my parents house. I love my family, but my husband and I have lived here since we were married almost two years ago. Collectively we have been helping one another with transportation (my car), and my husband quit his job to start working with my dad in his small business. As a result, we haven't been able to move out on our own.
5. I'd also buy a car and fix up my existing car.
6. Hire a personal trainer...or sign up for a zumba class, lol. Hire the trainer for my husband, and zumba for me =)
7. Buy Christmas gifts for my family.
8.Take a vacation with my hubby! - Part honeymoon (we had a mini-moon) / part family visit - my husband's family in (another state).
9. Pay off my debts - credit cards, school loans, medical bills.
10. I'd donate the remaining amount to my mother's nonprofit where I volunteer full time. Every volunteer, including my mother, has worked for free for the past year, giving up a more comfortable living in order to help individuals and families in desperate need. It would be great to be able to set up payroll for our 6 full-time volunteers and finally get into an office!
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