[PDF.87oy] Plunge2Poverty: An Intensive Poverty Simulation Experience

Plunge2Poverty: An Intensive Poverty Simulation Experience

[PDF.gm56] Plunge2Poverty: An Intensive Poverty Simulation Experience

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 | #1112380 in Books |  New Hope Publishers |  2007-04-16 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.93 x.43 x6.16l,.50 | File type: PDF | 160 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Experience poverty for yourself|By John Gibbs|The vast majority of Australians and Americans mistakenly assume that everyone else in the world is just like them, simply because they have never had the opportunity to experience life from within the mindset of someone who lives in completely different circumstances. This book explains how to run a 3-day poverty simulation, so tha|About the Author|Jimmy Dorrell is the pastor of Church Under the Bridge, an interdenominational church that grew from a Bible study with five homeless men in Waco, Texas, in 1992 underneath an interstate bridge. Today, there are 300 diverse people of many races

Plunge2Poverty is a guidebook to help group leaders plan a weekend event for students or adults to experience the real challenges and dilemmas of living in poverty. In this 42-hour plunge, participants give up their own possessions and comforts to become one of the poor from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. This intensive experiential learning event challenges individuals and groups to face the harsh realities of poverty in the world and spurs actio...

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