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50 Facts that should Change the world.

18 March 2006 No Comment

This seems to be book review weekend for me.

50 Facts That Should Change the World is one of the best “social awareness raising” compilations that I have seen in a long time. Jessica Williams does an amazing job of writing concise and thorough chapters on important issues you might not know about. Each article contains a ton of notes that you can reference if your interested in learning more about the issue, and there are usually practical tips on how you can get involved in making a difference in that issue.

What issues might you not have heard about:

  • THERE ARE 27 MILLION SLAVES IN THE WORLD TODAY
  • CARS KILL TWO PEOPLE EVERY MINUTE
  • MORE THAN 70% OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION HAVE NEVER HEARD A DIAL TONE
  • There are 47 more that will challenge you and convict you. I would highly recommend picking this book up from your library or bookstore and commiting to read one chapter a day or a week. It’ll be well worth your time and I don’t think you will ever be the same.

    I’ve wanted for quite a while, to help put together a book similar to this. I’m still working on it and gathering interested writers. The final product would be somewhat similar to what Williams has put together except that there would be more personal accounts and an appeal to taking action that is directed specifically to Christians. Ideally we would create pamphlets about the different issues and encourage churches to put them at their information tables. If your interested in this project please email me.

    Christianity Today Review of 50 Facts…

    50 Facts Video

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