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Compassion International, Catalyst 2009
Compassion International sponsor meets his grown up Kenyan sponsoree. The young man from Kenya is now attending Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.
I don't believe there was a dry eye in the arena. This moment totally blew me away.
You can watch this moment here on YouTube.
God is simple. Everything else is complicate. If you think I am refering to a particular religion or god then you are making it too complicated.
Artists Leigh Nash (Sixpence None The Richer), Carter’s Chord, Julie Roberts, Bryan White, Blaine Larsen, Rob Blackledge, Mica Roberts, Trailer Choir, Canaan Smith, Charmaine, Natalie Hemby and other special guests performed at Nashville music club to raise funds and awareness for Compassion International’s Global Food Crisis Fund.
On Wednesday, December 2 at 7:30 pm, many of Nashville’s country and pop artists performed at Music City’s Mercy Lounge, with the goal of raising funds and awareness for the Global Food Crisis Fund, an initiative of Compassion International, a leading Christian child advocacy ministry. Funds raised will go towards assisting children and families affected by the global crisis, specifically in the most needed areas of the world where Compassion serves.
Artists who appeared include Sixpence None The Richer’s Leigh Nash, Carter’s Chord, Julie Roberts, Bryan White, Blaine Larsen, Rob Blackledge, Mica Roberts, Trailer Choir, Canaan Smith, Charmaine, Natalie Hemby, Alathea and other special guests. Radio veterans Tony Randall and Kris Rochester from the new national syndicated morning show “Tony and Kris in the Morning”hosted the event.
group of people willing to be musically used by God for Compassion International Korea
Canon 650D
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Dictionary: The human quality of understanding the suffering of others and wanting to do something about it.
Compassion comes from the heart. Whether giving or receiving, it creates an energetic bond, almost barrier like, which helps carry the giver and receiver through the door of heartache.
This was the kitchen at the Compassion Project we visited. They fed 200-300 kids every Saturday out of this smoke-filled shack.
You can read about this visit at www.bradruggles.com/2010/03/05/the-power-of-one-2/. Read posts from my entire Compassion Kenya Trip at www.bradruggles.com/category/kenya-trip/
This rose has a very special meaning to me. I had to take a photo of it, to remember that day... (:
Exams currently in progress. Have a lot of photos I want to go through and upload, but I've been trying to cut down dA time (since I usually spend so much time on here) - but today I just finished with one exam so I can afford to take a bit of time off till the next one (:
The Center for Interfaith Relations is honored to lift up the efforts of individuals and organizations across the Commonwealth who are working to improve the health and well-being of our communities.
FACES OF COMPASSION is a series of video portraits that feature unsung Kentucky and Louisville heroes and organizations working on the front lines of compassion. With their acts of love and kindness, these individuals are changing their communities in big ways. The individuals in the video shorts series were recognized at the 2017 Festival of Faiths for their courageous work, which is having a transformative impact each and every day.
The 2017 Festival of Faiths, Compassion Shining like the Sun (April 19-22), explored cultivating compassion in our current economic systems, in world affairs and in ourselves. The Festival serves as a platform for conversations on meaning and offers itself as an honest broker and stakeholder in dialogue around authentic compassion.