8220;being convicted by their conscience, went out one by one, beginning with the oldest even to the last. 10 years ago, I was playing basketball at a church camp in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. 4 years later, Jay started speaking at my home church and we got to .

Our stories are all reflections of the One story and that story is the greatest act of injustice and at the very same time the greatest act of love. I am so excited to see all the volunteers. While spending the week with these sweet kids, it was easy to see why our High School Students fell in love with them. You quickly see that they are indeed children. They are children just like the kids we see every day. Of living in suburban neighborhoods. Some young teens use drugs to escape.

When we are called to be different. Well we made it back safe and sound. But, I wish I could wake up tomorrow morning and walk the trash filled streets again. To see the faces of the homeowners and the children again. This was maybe the greatest experience of my life.