WE�RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

WE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER with hearts as one :

WE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER with hearts as one REVOLUTION IT’S TIME FOR CHANGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction by: Hillsong United WHAT’S WRONG WITH OUR WORLD? ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACESS TO FOOD ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE ACCESS TO WATER CHILD SOLDIERS DRUG DEPENDENCY GANGS HOMELESSNESS HUMAN TRAFFICKING LONELINESS POVERTY RACIAL INEQUALITY REFUGEES & DISPLACED PEOPLE SLAVERY SUICIDE credits

Introduction: by Hillsong United:

Introduction: by Hillsong United “You know, it’s not hard to see that there is this great imbalance, and that things aren’t right. I know that, but for me I suppose it really hits home if I stop and think about this moment, cause it’s happening right now. In the same moment you have a generation who are sitting around entertaining themselves, watching reality television, which, to be honest, is anything but real, while you have a child who is being prostituted behind closed doors, and robbed of their innocence . It’s not fair that we can go about consuming every single material option that comes our way while the widow and orphan are stripped of life’s basic dignities because they’re victims of a conflict that simply isn’t theirs. It’s not fair that there’s a generation who are choking on their obesity, while, at the same time, there’s 30,000 children who will die today for lack of food. It’s not fair that we have no problem going about spending $3 or $4 on what is basically glorified tap water in a bottle with a fancy label, while you have entire communities suffer at the hands of disease because the only water they have access to is foul and polluted. It’s not fair that we can sing and dance and jump around in our freedom and in our liberty, while, at the same time, the slave remains captive out of sight and out of mind. It’s not fair that we can sit and watch the evening news from the comfort of our living rooms and pity those who lived where the storm hit or where the ground shook or where the water rose, and simply feel sorry for them and then change the channel and get on with supper. Is it fair to walk past the homeless man and give him nothing in the assumption that he’ll spend it on booze or cigarettes, or to suggest that he should go out and get a job? I mean, who are we to judge the alcoholic or the prostitute or the addict or the criminal as if we are any better? Who are we to forget the downtrodden or the oppressed or the marginalized, while we go about chasing the dream? We see this imbalance and we amend, “That’s not right. That’s not fair.” But all too often, that’s all we do. Because for us to do any more, is actually going to cost us something. And if that’s where it ends, perhaps then it’s fair to say that when we ignore the prostituted child, that we actually lend our hand to their abuse. That when we ignore the widow and the orphan in their distress, that we actually add to their pain. When we ignore the slave who remains captive, that it’s us whose entrapping them. That when we forget the refugee, that it’s us who’s displacing them. That when we choose not to help the poor and the needy, that we actually rob them. Perhaps the only fair thing to say is that when we forsake the lives of others, we actually forsake our own.”

ACCESS TO EDUCATION:

ACCESS TO EDUCATION

ACCESS TO FOOD:

ACCESS TO FOOD

ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE:

ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE

ACCESS TO WATER:

ACCESS TO WATER

CHILD SOLDIERS:

CHILD SOLDIERS

DRUG DEPENDENCY:

DRUG DEPENDENCY

GANGS:

GANGS

HOMELESSNESS:

HOMELESSNESS

HUMAN TRAFFICKING:

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

LONELINESS:

LONELINESS

POVERTY:

POVERTY

RACIAL INEQUALITY:

RACIAL INEQUALITY

REFUGEES & DISPLACED PEOPLE:

REFUGEES & DISPLACED PEOPLE

SLAVERY:

SLAVERY

SUICIDE:

SUICIDE

This must stop. Simple as that.:

This must stop. Simple as that.

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