The Positive Page-turner's Challenge: Take 3

Though a handful of days into May, I made the final decision that I will, in fact, hand myself another Positive Page-turner’s Challenge. These books have been accumulating since the Challenge I posted on February 1, with the exception that one of the books I’d inadvertently left out of that photo is now in this one. Currently, only one book from this photo is in progress, so I’ve a ways to go!

            As in February, I plan to donate $25 for every 500 pages I read. My donation will go toward a fund through my home church. There’s a good chance I’ll gift it to the Haiti Project, but I’m leaving myself open to donating it to another fund (e.g. Sunday School).

            Do you have a passion project coursing through you? If so, what is it? Remember that a project doesn’t have to start off huge. There is nothing wrong with starting small and watching that small flame rise higher and become brighter. There is also nothing wrong with staying steady with your project, as endurance is a test as well. Take soap for example. Soap bars are small and seem like such a simple, minute thing. But there is nothing small about soap when you’re in need of it and you have none available to you. Recently, I sent a box of soap with a trailer full of items (including food packaged through Real Hope for the Hungry) to GoServ Global. It doesn’t take up much space, but it was crammed full. A box that can fit in the mailbox that contained 22 pounds of bar soap!