Doing A Big Job The Hard Way!
Posted by Ken Germain
on Apr 10, 2015
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Traveling to 15 tough places in 20 years for 2-3 months at a time (or was it 20 places in 15 years?)
is only one of the aspects of being a doctor with the Samaritan's Purse Organization. Once in the
third world country, he may have to travel 8 more hours in a dug-out canoe to get where he's really going.
Being the only doctor the people ever see in their tough lives is what happens when he is the only doctor for 80,000 people.
We were enlightened by Dr. Jim Adams in a very organized and mesmerizing presentation. I'm certain we all felt humbled by our
fortune to live in Canada, and no one left without thinking about the hardships we were told about and shown.
It was an honour to meet such a God loving, people helping soul. Thank you, so much for your dedication and
un-selfish attitude.
If you would like to know more about this topic, I suggest reading the following memoir of Albert Schweitzer:
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"We are like waves that do not move individually but rise and
fall in rhythm. To share, to rise and fall in rhythm with life around us,
is a spiritual neccessity." ..Albert Schweitzer..