On November 2nd I attended a presentation given by David Eubank, a former U.S Army Special Forces and Ranger Officer, and an alumnus of Texas A&M University. Currently, he is the director for the Free Burma Rangers (FBR), an organization that offers humanitarian aid to those in the Burma, Kurdistan, and Sudan war zone. While FBR has no religious or racial denomination, David himself is a Christian and believes that his being a follower of Jesus is what has led him to organizing FBR. David emphasized the importance of faith, love, and humility when providing aid to others. FBR has 3 rules for those wanting to join: the first is that, whatever one wants to do, they must do it with love in their heart. For FBR, “love has no motives” or religion;
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The second rule for FBR is that all of their volunteers must be able to read and write in English, and it is not required that volunteers speak another language. The third rule is that their volunteers must have courage—if a
The second rule for FBR is that all of their volunteers must be able to read and write in English, and it is not required that volunteers speak another language. The third rule is that their volunteers must have courage—if a