“There’s a lot of times people romanticize service work. It’s not like that…It breaks my heart… it unravels me… People ask, ‘do you have to always feel it?’ I don’t know how’d you’d love without feeling it.” Sarah Bowling, founder of humanitarian organization Saving Moses, joins Nathan Foster again to talk about the spiritual discipline of service.
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Sarah Bowling is on a mission to make an eternal difference in today’s world. She is the founder of Saving Moses, a global humanitarian organization dedicated to reducing infant mortality around the world by supporting orphanages, malnutrition clinics in Africa, and developing night care centers in Asia, giving children and infants the chance to live and flourish by assisting with physical, medical, food and water needs.
Nathan Foster is Director of Community Life at Renovaré. Formerly, he served as the Andrews Chair in Spiritual Formation at Spring Arbor University and the Pastor of Spiritual Formation at a Free Methodist Church in Jackson, MI. Nathan is a licensed clinical social worker, a certified addictions counselor, and plays bass in the indie rock band Istra Blue. Learn more at nathanfosterprojects.com.
