How can faith-based groups make sure cancer patients without health insurance finally get some hymnals?

Question

How can faith-based groups make sure cancer patients without health insurance finally get some hymnals?

Answer 1

there are more practical things these people could use.

must have missed the part in my insurance coverage that said I would get a hymnal.

Answer 2

1 Get Grant.

2 Spend 80% of budget on staff salaries & perks.

3 Hire a subsidiary of Halliburton to print the hymnals.

4 Mail them C.O.D..

Answer 3

In my state, cancer patients are allowed to grow up to 10 "hymnal" plants,

but faith-based groups have nothing to do with it.

Answer 4

Hymnals ? Hmm A Joke Huh ? I get it, Ha Ha Very Funny.

I agree, Health care is a Big Issue, and I am torn on this as well, as Universal Health care does have an appeal of course, However it stifles the incentives  for researchers to Come up with Cures to those cancers and new treatments as their Salaries will be set by the government, which is nothing but Socialism/Communism in a Milder form at least on the outset.

I know that the Current health care system is greatly Flawed, and needs to be fixed, Their is no easy fix to this, as many things come into play, Greed by Doctors and Staff, Pharmacies overcharging for prescriptions and a lot more, I don't know what the answer could be in order to fix this mess, But I don't believe that Socializing it is the answer

Answer 5

Here's an idea: Take the money you would have wasted on hymnals and make a cash donation toward their medical treatment.

Answer 6

I guess I'm lucky to live in a country where health care is free at the point of need.  I understand that there are more than 40 million Americans not covered by Health Insurance, either because they can't afford it or they have pre-existing conditions; I suppose there might be some who can't be bothered as well.

Why not vote for political candidates who favour a National Health Service or Insurance, so that no-one's left out of your health-care system. It seems immoral to leave things to groups that promote their own interests like religious organisations.