From the heart of one of my most favorite writers, Ann Voskamp...
After a Sunday morning in Africa, you don’t look the same to me.
You look hungry.
Hungrier than anything I’ve seen in Africa.
Because after I watched that Ugandan woman?
That one woman with no shoes and no husband and 7 kids, walk up to the front of the church and put this bag of beans into the basket as her love offering to God – my heart ached this raw conviction and
I could feel it with you, North American Church, what you really wanted:
You’re hungry to love like this. You are hungry for the uncomfortable.
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Dear North American Church,
After a Sunday morning in Africa, you don’t look the same to me.
You look hungry.
Hungrier than anything I’ve seen in Africa.
Because after I watched that Ugandan woman?
That one woman with no shoes and no husband and 7 kids, walk up to the front of the church and put this bag of beans into the basket as her love offering to God – my heart ached this raw conviction and
I could feel it with you, North American Church, what you really wanted:
You’re hungry to love like this. You are hungry for the uncomfortable.
Continue reading here.

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