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Doug Sauder and the ministry of 4KIDS are daily reminders to me of the power of one. Whether you are a student, a corporate leader, or just someone anxious to know that you really can make a difference, I encourage you to discover the Source of the One Factor and how you can be the next “one.”
—Pastor Bob Coy, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale

If you’re convinced that one person can’t change the world, get ready to be proven wrong. This book will have you looking at the people you meet, your appointments, your family and your life in a whole new light.
—H. Wayne Huizenga, Jr., Philanthropist, President, Huizenga Holdings, Inc.

The brother of Jesus, James, tells us not only what “pure and undefiled” religion looks like, but he also declares that “faith without works is dead.’’ There is a genuine connection between the Good News and Good Deeds. “The One Factor” is a wonderful example of how God is using the Church to love orphans. It is a ONEDERFUL example of why good theology and people equity go hand in hand. If you want to see what it means to experience the reality of God in orphan ministry, read this book.
—Paul Pennington, Executive Director, FamilyLife’s Hope for Orphans, a subsidiary of Campus Crusade for Christ, Chairman, The Christian Alliance for Orphans Steering Committee

Caring for the orphans and widows is very close to the heart of Christ Jesus. Throughout our nation, the fatherless are crying out for love, hope, and someone to care for them. They are the forgotten and the invisible children. They are the modern day American orphan. The church must answer the call to rescue them in their time of peril and desperation. 4KIDS of South Florida and Place of Hope are reaching out to them with a cup of water in Jesus' name. Together, we are making a lasting impact. My prayer is that Doug’s book will serve as a reminder to the church that “the least of these among us” are a priority and that the many highlighted examples of compassion in action will serve to challenge us all.
—Dr. Tom Mullins, Senior Pastor, Christ Fellowship and Founder, Place of Hope

I finished the first chapter of The One Factor, put the book down and wept over the story of Amber… and I’m not a weeper. Reading on, however, gave me hope, and reminded me that one person with God is in the majority, no matter the enormity of the battle. This is an inspirational book for everyone. Read it and reap.
—Dr. Bob Barnes, President of Sheridan House Family Ministries