I've seen this going on when I was in North Carolina, now it's occurring
here where we live in Canada-- how can "the church"
respond to impoverished Christians who are disabled and are resorting
to divorce so they can get the medical and financial help they need
when "the church" can't pay for costly medicines/treatments etc for
it's aging or disabled members?
As part of "the church" (body of believers) we contribute financially,
materially, physically and prayerfully...as many of you know my husband
is 80% disabled and we live on one income. I/we know it's hard to make
ends meet but we've not been pushed to the breaking point as some others.
How can we advise a couple who are at that point?
here where we live in Canada-- how can "the church"
respond to impoverished Christians who are disabled and are resorting
to divorce so they can get the medical and financial help they need
when "the church" can't pay for costly medicines/treatments etc for
it's aging or disabled members?
As part of "the church" (body of believers) we contribute financially,
materially, physically and prayerfully...as many of you know my husband
is 80% disabled and we live on one income. I/we know it's hard to make
ends meet but we've not been pushed to the breaking point as some others.
How can we advise a couple who are at that point?
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