The Underddog

A vast majority of Christian ministries are listed as "non-profit" and do pretty well. listed as a But What happens when a ministry is "profit" ministry?  Truth of the matter is they strive to stay afloat, often digging into their own pockets to make ends meet. Thus the underdog as in the case of Thunderdome Ministries Network.

From 1983 to 1989 Thunderdome Ministries often published a newsletter. At one point  there was 150 subscribers each and every month. Sadly the newsletter had cease due to rising costs. What is even more sad is the fact that not one subscriber sent in funding.

 This is one example of what can transpire when the elect of outside God fail. And  part of it this is due to the thinking that they should receive just about everything free. In fact they believe that any outside assistance, such as in evangelism, should be paid little to nothing. 

Thunderdome Ministries is underdog ministry striving to stay afloat after all these years. How does the  ministry do so?  Well its simple; when there is a mountain to be moved we tell it to be gone in the name of Jesus. And we press on  moving the stones and rocks out of the way one bit at a time.
As of 1982 there has been one mountain  that yet needs to be moved,  obtaining funding for a homeless ranch(?) for the Christian community. And right now we are about three million dollars short.

The ministry mentioned above is not the only underdog ministry within the invisable walls of these United States. In  truth I would guess there are over five thousand underdog ministries. And they too need the assistance of the Christian community

Now dear reader, Christian, what will you do to help underdog ministries in your city, state and country? Will you assist in moving their mountains or will you hold back from the Lord?

If you would like to assist Thunderdome Ministries Network Inc simply click on the link within this sentence. Or send your cetified check or money order to the following;(Please be sure your love gift is in US dollars.)

Thunderdome Ministries Network Inc

c/o Rev. David Liebler

3513 Clairmont Street

Flint Michigan USA 48503

Ministry needs your help

Please help bring this ministry up to speed for the remainder of 2015

1. printer supplies} ink & paper for HP Envy 4500
2. laptop repairs} new keyboard, repair dvd/cd-r, new battery for AsusG60
3. car repairs} new hear, tuneup, brakes, tires for Dodge Caliber 2007
4. Comcast business class internet @ $80.20/mo

Send your love-gifts to**

 Thunderdome Ministries Network Inc.
David Liebler CEO
3513 Clairmont Street
Flint Mi 48503 

**For tax purpose this ministry does NOT hold tax exempt status.

FS & The Disabled

Allow me to begin this properly;
I am not alone, there are other just like me here in the United States. We are disabled legally by our doctors and by a law judge. We are not looking for a hand out as many of us would love to go back to work but our disabilities put us at risk.

Here in the united States the disabled are given medical care and food by way of what some know as Bridge Cards or Food Stamps. We don't like this as much as the public the other means are to ugly to suggest.

What is it like the be on Food Stamps? In two words, ugly and embarrassing.
For some we go to the nearby grocery at odd hours so no one will see us using our Bridge Card or Food Stamps. For some going as far as using 24 hour shopping centers are ideal.

Then there is the forms one must go through every year. DHS knows full well if one is disabled yet the forms arrive.
Then when its all said and done a person may get his\her food stamps reduced.
One
How does one live on Food Stamps? In one word, gingerly.
Let's say your monthly allotment is $120. This means in a month that has thirty-one days a person has one
$3.870967741/day to spend.
This means that a person could only have one meal or less per day. This also means that if one wants to entertain friends s/he needs to cut back on what to eat days or months in advance.

More needs to be done for those who are disabled. And it ought to come with out pricetags.
What could be done? Let's start at the local level;

What about leaving a grocery bag or two of food at ones back door?
What about sending a gift card or two from a nearby grocery?

Think about this: the very person you are helping has as much pride as yourself. And receiving a gift may be just what the doctor ordered to build up ones moral.

Let's show the people of this planet that the people of the United States do care for our neighbor regardless of race, creed and or color.

Now what will you do for the disabled person in your community? After all that special person just may be a Wounded Veteran, or any number of people who need your help.

In Gods love
Signed
Littlethunder727

PS.
You also could help someone by mowing the lawn, raking leaves, doing home maintenance, putting out the garbage or any number of other things that need to be done around the house.

Simply WWJD to help the disabled and then do it.