An insight from a Radstock friend:

The other day I was walking home from the office Radstock's partner ministry Seedtime, when suddenly I was overwhelmed with a tearful sorrow for a country which seems to be in slavery to money. No matter whether people have a lot (some do), or can barely survive on what they have, almost everyone seems to be chasing it.

And the result, behind the easy smiles, is a people who are angry, weary, worn and sad.

In the midst of this is a little network called Seedtime, a partner of Radstock. We're not the only ones of course, but the needs are so great. These needs are not so much for money as for right ways of handling it that increase value and bless others.

Seedtime aims to help people out of poverty through micro-enterprise development in Mongolia.  We provide start-up loans and business training that apply gospel principles to business development.

You can help, with a gift to Seedtime's Christmas 2012 Appeal for our business start-up fund in the Gobi Desert.