Jesus was and is homeless.
He was born in a borrowed stable: homeless.
He fled violence and lived as a refugee: homeless.
He had nowhere to lay his head: homeless.
He died rejected and betrayed,
buried in a borrowed tomb: homeless.
He identifies himself with the needs of those on earth today,
saying, ‘whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers
and sisters of mine, you did for me’.
(Matthew 25.40)
We, the Church, have billions of pounds
worth of loaves and fish. We have enough to provide
every homeless man and woman with a home.
We also have something far more precious than that: love.
Just imagine what our God could do if we placed even a fraction
of these resources in his hands.
He would do more than you can imagine.
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I’ve admired Hope into Action for some time not least because it has a holistic depth to it. This book both highlights the needs in our country and inspires us to realise we can actually do something. My hope is, this important writing will challenge and encourage people and churches right across the country.- Rt Revd Rowan Williams, Baron Williams of Oystermouth, former Archbishop of Canterbury