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Kletterrose Compassion®
Rosa Compassion®, Harkness, 1972, ADR 1976
Die edel geformten Blüten der Kletterrose Compassion in Apricotrosa mit gelben Schattierungen erscheinen in großer Fülle von Mai bis November. Ihr starker Duft und ihre gesunde Wüchsigkeit machen die Compassion zu einer besonders wertvollen Kletterrose.
Kreuzung aus White Cockade und der pink blühenden Prima Ballerina.
This series is about a friend who has breast cancer. My daughter was helping her wrap her arm due to lymphodema.
We pray for Cristian, a little boy we sponsored in Honduras, with our children over dinner so often. We talk about the things he likes and ways to make his sponsorship successful. This is a photo Kristi took in the Carlos side of The Compassion Experience.
Photo taken inside The Compassion Experience inside the "Carlos" side when it was at North Side Baptist Church and such a great experience.
Sponsorship | The Compassion Experience, Compassion International
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Today I broke my camera, and this was the last picture I take! :(
Nikon D80 | Nikkor 35 70mm Æ’/2.8 D | FL 35mm | Æ’/8 | ISO 100 | 1/200s
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Family Pathways "Bail or Jail" Fundraiser
Local Boy Donates Allowance to Support Forest Lake Food Shelf
October 23, 2013--When you were nine years old, how did you spend your hard-earned allowance money? Did you save it for two weeks to bail your mother out of jail? That's exactly what Brady has decided to do.
Diane of Forest Lake is one of the many local residents who has volunteered to act as a "Suspect of Crimes of Compassion" at the upcoming Family Pathways Bail or Jail Fundraiser. In an effort to help her neighbors struggling with food scarcity, Diane is collecting donations to serve as her "Bail" at a mock court hearing at Famous Dave's . All proceeds benefit the Family Pathways food shelf in Forest Lake, which currently accommodates an average of 228 family visits per month.Brady says that he is happy to support his mother's fundraising efforts with a $10 donation because, "Everyone should have a good meal so they can grow up strong and healthy!"
odc, Compassion
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 18, 2020) Midshipmen enter Tecumseh Court in the fourth swearing-in event for the United States Naval Academy Class of 2020. The Class of 2020 will graduate approximately 1,000 midshipmen during five swearing-in events and one virtual ceremony. As the undergraduate college of our country's naval service, the Naval Academy prepares young men and women to become professional officers of competence, character, and compassion in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. (U.S. Navy photo by Stacy Godfrey/Released)
Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park
The heroic act of Second Lieutenant Richard Rowland Kirkland during the Battle of Fredericksburg in 1862 was astonishing but awe-inspiring. As a Confederate soldier, he was struck by the painful cries of the wounded, and decided to step out and help the soldiers from both sides despite the potential danger for himself. The causes of war are often complex, but humanitarian hearts can just be simple and unconditional.
Kitsi si the Goddess Of Compassion, wearing germs and Kisses 3000 dress and 365 day gold earrings. She weeps the tears that make the rivers flow again, thta bring with it life and noursihment
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Sept. 3, 2022) Invited guest of U.S. Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. Sean Buck enjoy the first pre-game celebration of the 2022 US Navy football season against University of Delaware Blue Hens. As the undergraduate college of our country's naval service, the Naval Academy prepares young men and women to become professional officers of competence, character, and compassion in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. (U.S. Navy photo by Kenneth D. Aston Jr)
Of the eight holy values kindness is a very stressingly encouraged one! Everyone has greater fortune than others but we must share the wealth. Invite them into the home of a more powerful and rich person, give them the finest foods there are to offer! To give the needy man even the beggar what vidal need they plead for is an act of kindness!
Since I'm rushing off to my mother's this morning and won't be able to post an original photo, here's my "Fred museum" of my sponsored child, which I made on en.picjoke.com/. So many fun effects. I've been having such a great time playing around with it!
I have to give credit to Masha for this wonderful image.
This was her way of saying goodbye to this excellent head
I hope he has found a new home.
most of you know that we are on the Student Life Tour right now. one of my favorite times during the tour is when we get the chance to speak on behalf of Compassion & all that they are doing for kids in poverty around the world. during this time we come out on stage & aaron talks about our heart for the world & those that are living in poverty. he then explains the video (footage of our trip) they are about to see & the song that we play during the video. after the video is over i get the awesome opportunity to speak to the people in the audience about my personal experience with my sponsored child Isabel. it's a moment that i take very seriously. i have been critiquing my story & presentation over the past 6 weeks because i want it to be the most impactful that it can be. i believe so much in what Compassion does, and i long for everyone in that room to sponsor a child...that i don't want myself or what i have to say be the reason for someone not sponsoring a child.
this moment on this tour has given me a new love & passion for what i do with my music & ministry. it brings joy to my heart to get a text message from Jared (the guy with Student Life that helps run the Compassion Table) saying that there were 80 children saved from poverty this weekend in Memphis. WOW!!! 80 kids sponsored! A huge thank you to all of those that sponsored children this weekend. Jared told me that his grandmother was there during the Compassion moment, and she decided to sponsor two kids! That is the kind of stuff that makes this all worth while.
i close my talk with this.."i'm not asking you to change the entire world on your own. i'm asking you to bring hope to just one child. and with that hope you bring progress. and when there is progress...there is change. the question we have to ask ourselves is this: are you & i willing to make the small sacrifice needed to make a huge & lasting impact in the life of a child? that is the question that we have to ask ourselves."
if you are willing & wanting to make that small sacrifice...click here to sponsor a child. help change the world one child at a time.