Talk about the rich giving their life to Christ and living the rest of their life in sacrificial service for the gospel, the Cambridge Seven comes to mind.

The Cambridge Seven were students from Cambridge University, who in 1885, decided to become missionaries in China. All seven got born-again and were moved by their beliefs to go to China to spread this good news. They remained in or connected to missionary work for the rest of their lives.

Prominent among them, C.T Studd was a well known England cricketer before his conversion. Studd emphasized the life of faith, believing that God would provide for a Christian's needs. His father died while he was in China, and he gave away his inheritance of £29,000, specifying £5,000 to be used for the Moody Bible Institute, £5,000 for George Müller mission work and his orphans, £5,000 for George Holland's work with England's poor in Whitechapel, and £5,000 to Commissioner Booth Tucker for the Salvation Army in India.

A nation with thousands, if not millions confessing being born-again, we are still optimistic that this kind of testimony would be heard among us. It might even come from you!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambridge_Seven; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Studd

Justoc:

A nation with thousands, if not millions confessing being born-again, we PRAY that MANY kinds of THIS testimony would be heard among us.

AMEN

Christians indeed, unlike what we have around!

Christians indeed, unlike what we have all around. Bunch of hypocrites!