For Unruly Hope, this is the season for Wesley Chapel Mission Center. Follow along and learn more about the children in Over-the-Rhine and this extraordinary ministry in the OTR Community.  As you follow, know that WCMC is largely funded by donations from people just like me and you.

From Ash Wed, February 10 – Easter, March 27, Unruly Hope will donate $1 for every new “Like” of its Facebook Page. The more “Likes” the more people know and support WCMC!

Here’s what you can do…

1. If you haven’t already, “Like” Unruly Hope: facebook.com/unrulyhope between Feb. 10 & March 27.
2. Spread the word!  Send an invite to all of your Facebook friends. Ask them to check out Wesley Chapel Mission Center and to “Like” Unruly Hope on Facebook.
3. Want to really jump in?  Match funds!  Donate online: wcmconline.org or make your donation payable to Wesley Chapel Mission Center and mail to PO Box 141031, Cincinnati, OH 45250.

I was terrified on my first visit to Wesley Chapel Mission Center (WCMC) in Over-the-Rhine. After all, I was a mom from the suburbs. I knew nothing at all about inner city kids. I had no idea what I was doing!

I watched with a strained smile as the kids arrived. One teen girl smiled back at me and shook her head.  Clearly she’d have her work cut out for her that day.

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For a whole lot of people, “health” is a dream in a tornado.

The design of a healthy life includes the physical, mental, and spiritual. When they spin out of control and you’re stuck in the vortex, relationships will get you through.

To those who will sit next to you as you drive into the impossible, thanks for jumping in and fastening your seatbelt.

To those who will keep you grounded when confronted with flying cows, thanks for understanding the impossible.

To those who will press on with you regardless of the risk, thanks for holding on.

For He has said, “I will never [under any circumstances] desert you [nor give you up nor leave you without support, nor will I in any degree leave you helpless], nor will I forsake or let you down or relax My hold on you [assuredly not]!” – Hebrews 13:5 AMP

Did you see that? It was incredible.

Check this out:

In number theory, Fermat’s Last Theorem stated that no three positive integers a, b, and c can satisfy the equation an + bn = cn for any integer value of n greeter than two.

Did you get that?

The point is if n is greater than 2, the equation can’t be solved. Which got me thinking about how we are always trying to find that perfect equation for better health…

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