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	<title>Comments on: Robert Egger &#8211; DC Central Kitchen</title>
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		<title>By: Physiologist</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You raise some very good points regarding ministry to the poor.  We need to bring them dignity and set them free.  Robert Lupton, who has been part of a growing and dynamic ministry to the poor in Atlanta for more than 30 years, presents this exceedingly well, not from an ivory tower, but from the perspective of a Christian businessman, psychologist and minister to the poor.  I encourage Christians to read his recent book, Compassion, Justice and the Christian Life - Rethinking Ministry to the Poor (Regal, 2007).  This book challenges government and most Christian approaches to the poor, and provides direction on how we should bring dignity and justice to the poor, and to raise them up in our society.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You raise some very good points regarding ministry to the poor.  We need to bring them dignity and set them free.  Robert Lupton, who has been part of a growing and dynamic ministry to the poor in Atlanta for more than 30 years, presents this exceedingly well, not from an ivory tower, but from the perspective of a Christian businessman, psychologist and minister to the poor.  I encourage Christians to read his recent book, Compassion, Justice and the Christian Life &#8211; Rethinking Ministry to the Poor (Regal, 2007).  This book challenges government and most Christian approaches to the poor, and provides direction on how we should bring dignity and justice to the poor, and to raise them up in our society.</p>
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