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Why I Seldom Write about Specific Widows and Single Moms
Why are stories about individual widows and single mothers uncommon on this site? Privacy matters, but distance from local care receivers matters too. The author explains that gap, invites teams to share testimonies and pictures, recommends social media, and encourages participants to tell how sustained ministry has affected everyone involved.
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2 thoughts on “Why I Seldom Write about Specific Widows and Single Moms”
* the “T” at the end of the first sentence is an error.
Very bad idea. T
The whole point of doing good is to do it in secret – and Your Father in heaven will reward you. Publicize it and you already have your reward (the attention, approval, praise of men).
Further, many women rely on their privacy being respected so as to assure their security and safety. Others, no matter how good intentioned, have no right to interfere with or jeopardize that precious aspect of their lives.
Please reconsider, for the sake of the very women and children you endeavor to support as well as your own.