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Beyond good intentions, charity requires justice
James Whitford, Executive Director Watered Gardens Gospel Rescue Mission - Published in The Joplin Globe August 31, 2012
A well-dressed guy showed up at our mission who wanted to help by distributing government subsidized cell phones…

Leadership Forum 2012
From the looming deficit in Washington to the poor who remain dependent on Washington, the growing welfare state is hurting more than it’s helping. There has never been so important a moment in our history for the Church to be both a voice…

Effective Compassion not Government’s Job
James Whitford, Executive Director Watered Gardens Gospel Rescue Mission - Published in The Joplin Globe
I was recently contacted by the Missouri Association for Social Welfare with a request to participate in the annual point-in-time…

Time to halt the handout
James Whitford, Executive Director Watered Gardens Gospel Rescue Mission - Published in The Joplin Globe March 4, 2012
After working diligently to connect charitable organizations and churches on-line to better steward distribution of resources,…

Broken people or broken system?
James Whitford, Executive Director Watered Gardens Gospel Rescue Mission - Published in The Joplin Globe February 5, 2012
Are the people broken or is the system broken? If you walk into our rescue mission, it may seem the people are broken.…
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