People who spend their days trying to help a neighbor in need. Government can't make people do that. We've got to recognize the limitations. But what government can do is encourage faith-based programs and their mission. What government can do is fund an individual who we'd like to help, and let that individual make a choice as to whether or not they want to find help in a secular program or in a faith-based program.
Government can do that.
And we can do that without offending the process-oriented people who worry about church and state. That's called the power of faith. You change somebody's heart, you change their lives. And government shouldn't fear faith-based initiatives. As a matter of fact, we ought to welcome them.