Tait Edward Zimmerman, Jr. was born November 6, a 27-week preemie, weighing just 2 pounds 9 ounces, and measuring 14 inches long. Amazingly, Little Tait was breathing on his own, though he did need significant breathing assistance over the next few months. Little Tait spent his first three months in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Children’s Hospital at Providence in Anchorage, AK, connected to numerous feeding and oxygen tubes, wires, leads, and IV’s...Tait and Lauren sought counsel from and stood firm on their pre-marriage commitment not to accept government welfare, but to seek to cover the costs on their own, and with any help that the Lord would send through private support....Tait and Lauren Zimmerman have developed a website telling Little Tait’s story and communicating their need to the Christian community. Read more ( Please take a moment to read this inspiring story. The Zimmermans have just 15 8 days to go to finish raising the money needed for their first round of medical bills)

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I think it’s amazing that in a country which promotes the freedom to own firearms, freedom to worship and freedom of speech, we don’t have the freedom to choose our own food. If I can’t choose the proper fuel to feed my body, I won’t have energy to go shoot, preach and pray anyway. Half the alleged food in the supermarket is really dangerous to your health. In fact, if we removed all the food items in the supermarket that would not have been available before 1900, the shelves would be bare. Gone would be all the unpronounceable gobbledy-syllabic industrial additives, irradiated, GMO, cloned pseudo-food. Read more

As the U.S economy crumbles, as food prices rise and as the food on grocery store shelves becomes ever more polluted by chemicals, genetically modified ingredients, and unhealthy production practices it is becoming imperative that we educate ourselves and take measures to provide safe and nourishing food for our families. To that end we have listed just a few of the resources that we have found to be very helpful, inspiring and educational. This is just the tip of the iceberg, and we would encourage you to search out as much as you can read on the subject.