I also shared how we all like to get something for free, especially me. But I explained that a donation does not mean give as little as you can and get as much as possible. It means give what God is asking of you. So he and his dad went out to the van and prayed.
What a precious sight to see this 10 year old come in holding his donation between prayer folded hands, with his head bowed over his hands. I watched as he placed his donation in our locked donation box realizing this young life was changed by the experience of getting a bike. This young boy came in for a bike and I watched him leave forever changed by the challenge of participating in the ministry of HWI in his own way. He left having met God. I shutter to think what he and his siblings would have missed if they weren't given the opportunity to participate in this way. I witnessed many things that are near to my heart:
1. The life lessons that a bike has to teach us
2. The fact that giving is an act of worship
3. We can all participate in Christ's Kingdom and reach our full potential in ministry
4. HWI is a ministry who's platform is a bicycle but our goal is that bicycle transportation will facilitate life transformation.
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