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Dennis Price – Founder & CEO, Heroes For Humanity

Dennis Price is a Special Operator, humanitarian, and faith-driven leader who has dedicated his life to rescuing the oppressed, providing humanitarian and medical aid, and sharing the Gospel worldwide. As the Founder & CEO of Heroes For Humanity, Dennis leads a team of veteran special operators, first responders, medical professionals, and evangelists in high-risk, high-impact missions—from rescuing trafficked children and evacuating refugees to disaster relief and medical outreach.

With a background as a Special Operator, Dennis has operated in some of the world’s most dangerous environments. Now, he applies his expertise to serve, protect, and uplift those in desperate need—all in the name of Jesus Christ.

At the heart of Heroes For Humanity is a simple but powerful mission: “To free the oppressed, so others may live.” Whether on the battlefield or in humanitarian crises, Dennis and his team remain unwavering in their commitment to faith, service, and action.

📖 “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; defend the rights of the poor and needy.” – Proverbs 31:8-9

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The example of Jesus loving unconditionally yet walking away from many provides a profound lesson about the balance between love, boundaries, and purpose. Here’s some advice inspired by that:
1.Love Without Attachment:
Jesus demonstrated love for everyone, including those who misunderstood, rejected, or even betrayed Him. True love is not about controlling or clinging to others but wishing the best for them, even from a distance.
2.Recognize Your Purpose:
Jesus prioritized His mission and didn’t stay in places or with people who tried to deter Him. Similarly, know your purpose and remain focused, even if it means leaving situations or relationships that aren’t aligned with it.
3.Set Healthy Boundaries:
Loving unconditionally doesn’t mean tolerating harmful behavior or compromising your values. Walking away can sometimes be the most loving act—for yourself and for others.

4.Trust in God’s Plan:
Jesus trusted that God’s plan was bigger than the moment. When walking away, trust that your decision aligns with a greater purpose, even if it’s unclear at the time.

5.Leave the Door Open for Reconciliation:
Jesus didn’t harbor resentment or burn bridges. Walking away doesn’t mean severing all ties—it can be a step toward healing and growth for both parties.

Loving unconditionally while maintaining your own well-being and purpose is a powerful act of faith, wisdom, and grace.

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