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(front) Shaminda Perera, Volunteer MBC's Manager of Community Engagement, catching a photo of...

 

(from left to right) Carine Strong, Executive Director of Volunteer MBC; Tiffany Yeh (Step Up Youth Volunteer Ambassadors - SUYVA), recipient of the ChangeTheWorld Recognition Award; and Bridget Saulnier of Toronto West KOA Campground (award sponsor).

  

Photo Credit: Jonathan Cox - www.jmcoxphotography.com

In Namitete, Malawi, the best way to get anywhere is to hire a bicycle taxi. Young men from the village drive them and they've built a seat onto the back of their bike on which you sit and hold on!

Left to Right: Eden Wondimu, Betelhem Wondimu, Stephanie Harri and Farida Hassan

This was our "Change the World" event...a "FREE GARAGE SALE!"

 

Attached are some pics of the event...it was so well received. We met lot a

really great people. We had twelve long tables that were "FULL" of items

donated by Church Members and friends...plus larger items in the middle of

the tables on the ground. People could not believe it was free...they tried

to give us money, but we told them this was our gift to the community, and

told them about the "Change the World" project. Most of the people that came

really benefitted from the project; you could tell they really needed the

items...we'll do this again. We even met some people that work construction

on the new ExxonMobil project in Hawkins that wanted to donate items to the

sale...we'll catch them on our next sale. BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS!

It was cold and windy, but a great day. We had two small boxes of items

leftover...which we took to Hawkins Helping Hand.

 

Thank you,

Rev. David Hicks

Hawkins First UMC

Hawkins, TX 75765

Northwest District of the Texas Annual Conference

This was our "Change the World" event...a "FREE GARAGE SALE!"

 

Attached are some pics of the event...it was so well received. We met lot a

really great people. We had twelve long tables that were "FULL" of items

donated by Church Members and friends...plus larger items in the middle of

the tables on the ground. People could not believe it was free...they tried

to give us money, but we told them this was our gift to the community, and

told them about the "Change the World" project. Most of the people that came

really benefitted from the project; you could tell they really needed the

items...we'll do this again. We even met some people that work construction

on the new ExxonMobil project in Hawkins that wanted to donate items to the

sale...we'll catch them on our next sale. BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS!

It was cold and windy, but a great day. We had two small boxes of items

leftover...which we took to Hawkins Helping Hand.

 

Thank you,

Rev. David Hicks

Hawkins First UMC

Hawkins, TX 75765

Northwest District of the Texas Annual Conference

This was our "Change the World" event...a "FREE GARAGE SALE!"

 

Attached are some pics of the event...it was so well received. We met lot a

really great people. We had twelve long tables that were "FULL" of items

donated by Church Members and friends...plus larger items in the middle of

the tables on the ground. People could not believe it was free...they tried

to give us money, but we told them this was our gift to the community, and

told them about the "Change the World" project. Most of the people that came

really benefitted from the project; you could tell they really needed the

items...we'll do this again. We even met some people that work construction

on the new ExxonMobil project in Hawkins that wanted to donate items to the

sale...we'll catch them on our next sale. BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS!

It was cold and windy, but a great day. We had two small boxes of items

leftover...which we took to Hawkins Helping Hand.

 

Thank you,

Rev. David Hicks

Hawkins First UMC

Hawkins, TX 75765

Northwest District of the Texas Annual Conference

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Margaret Mead quote at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights: Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.

shot for from the eye's of servants album art

Plan vehicles in grounds around Plan Haiti Country Office building in Port-au-

Prince. (Photo: Plan/Marc Antoine Lefedor)

 

Plan Canada Sponsor a Child:

plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=265

Change the world and sponsor a child with Plan Canada.

Help fight children's poverty, secure children's rights, and feed the children around the globe through Canada's leading children's charity.

 

Plan Canada Sponsor a Child:

plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=265

Change the world and sponsor a child with Plan Canada.

Help fight children's poverty, secure children's rights, and feed the children around the globe through Canada's leading children's charity.

I'm visual. Not having a whiteboard was seriously curbing my creativity. So I got one today. Now I'm ready to describe the plans that will change the world.

(centre) Audrey Franks from St. Edmund Campion Catholic Secondary School (nominated by Volunteer MBC), 2015 recipient of the ChangeTheWorld Recognition Award (School Category); and sponsor, Toronto West KOA.

 

Photo Credit: Jonathan Cox - www.jmcoxphotography.com

The Honourable Michael Chan,Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade

 

L'honorable Michael Chan, Ministre des Affaires civiques, de l’Immigration et du Commerce international

Our logo for the Institute for Humane Education, based in Surry, Maine. (http://humaneeducation.org)

Destroyed Plan pre-school in Jacmel following earthquake in Haiti

 

Plan Canada Sponsor a Child:

plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=265

Change the world and sponsor a child with Plan Canada.

Help fight children's poverty, secure children's rights, and feed the children around the globe through Canada's leading children's charity.

 

Participants in our Bard College MOGO Workshop -- a new crew ready to change their lives and the world.

Dear Friends in Christ,

 

Here are some pictures from the Marshall United Methodist Church's

Change the World event, in Marshall, Wisconsin.

 

Thanks for all your efforts to get out the word about Change the World!

 

Marianne Cotter

 

--

"Sometimes you just have to take the leap, and build your wings on

the way down."

This was our "Change the World" event...a "FREE GARAGE SALE!"

 

Attached are some pics of the event...it was so well received. We met lot a

really great people. We had twelve long tables that were "FULL" of items

donated by Church Members and friends...plus larger items in the middle of

the tables on the ground. People could not believe it was free...they tried

to give us money, but we told them this was our gift to the community, and

told them about the "Change the World" project. Most of the people that came

really benefitted from the project; you could tell they really needed the

items...we'll do this again. We even met some people that work construction

on the new ExxonMobil project in Hawkins that wanted to donate items to the

sale...we'll catch them on our next sale. BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS!

It was cold and windy, but a great day. We had two small boxes of items

leftover...which we took to Hawkins Helping Hand.

 

Thank you,

Rev. David Hicks

Hawkins First UMC

Hawkins, TX 75765

Northwest District of the Texas Annual Conference

Please see attached photos from St. Matthew's UMC in Madison, MS.

These photos were taken during our Stop Hunger Now food packing day,

where members of St. Matthew's and the community packed 40,000 meals

in an effort to end world hunger. Working with Stop Hunger Now, an

international hunger-relief agency, St. Matthew’s members and

community volunteers directly impacted the lives of thousands for only

25 cents per meal. (The church raised $10,000 for Stop Hunger Now

during a special Lent offering.) Stop Hunger Now coordinates the

distribution of food and other lifesaving aid to children and families

in countries all over the world.

 

Please let me know if you need additional photos or if you have any questions.

 

Thanks,

Sissy Lynn

St. Matthew's Communications Team

601-853-7608 (home)

601-667-9287 (cell)

B.J. Elder, a volunteer reading tutor from Franklin First United Methodist Church in Franklin, Tennessee listens to 8 year old Keyla Hoyos read THE SECRET GARDEN in the Franklin Library during the Change the World weekend. Franklin First United Methodist Church has an ongoing relationship with La Casa de mi Padre church on Wednesday evenings when they offer language and reading tutoring. On May 14th they offered to assist children with a tour of the library and library cards. A UMNS photo by Kathleen Barry.

Plan Haiti Country Office building in Port-au-Prince. (Photo: Plan/Marc Antoine

Lefedor)

 

Plan Canada Sponsor a Child:

plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=265

Change the world and sponsor a child with Plan Canada.

Help fight children's poverty, secure children's rights, and feed the children around the globe through Canada's leading children's charity.

 

from the eyes of servants

Please see attached photos from St. Matthew's UMC in Madison, MS.

These photos were taken during our Stop Hunger Now food packing day,

where members of St. Matthew's and the community packed 40,000 meals

in an effort to end world hunger. Working with Stop Hunger Now, an

international hunger-relief agency, St. Matthew’s members and

community volunteers directly impacted the lives of thousands for only

25 cents per meal. (The church raised $10,000 for Stop Hunger Now

during a special Lent offering.) Stop Hunger Now coordinates the

distribution of food and other lifesaving aid to children and families

in countries all over the world.

 

Please let me know if you need additional photos or if you have any questions.

 

Thanks,

Sissy Lynn

St. Matthew's Communications Team

601-853-7608 (home)

601-667-9287 (cell)

Portrait from the serie, world leaders.

The Honourable Michael Chan,Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade

 

L'honorable Michael Chan, Ministre des Affaires civiques, de l’Immigration et du Commerce international

As part of the workshop segment regarding making connections about the impact of our choices, these volunteers had to stand barefoot on top of a milk crate for several minutes, to simulate the conditions that battery hens must endure.

This was our "Change the World" event...a "FREE GARAGE SALE!"

 

Attached are some pics of the event...it was so well received. We met lot a

really great people. We had twelve long tables that were "FULL" of items

donated by Church Members and friends...plus larger items in the middle of

the tables on the ground. People could not believe it was free...they tried

to give us money, but we told them this was our gift to the community, and

told them about the "Change the World" project. Most of the people that came

really benefitted from the project; you could tell they really needed the

items...we'll do this again. We even met some people that work construction

on the new ExxonMobil project in Hawkins that wanted to donate items to the

sale...we'll catch them on our next sale. BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS, BLESSINGS!

It was cold and windy, but a great day. We had two small boxes of items

leftover...which we took to Hawkins Helping Hand.

 

Thank you,

Rev. David Hicks

Hawkins First UMC

Hawkins, TX 75765

Northwest District of the Texas Annual Conference

As part of the discussion on The World Becomes What You Teach: What is Education For?, IHE President Zoe Weil led the audience through an analysis of the "True Price" of a fast food burger, looking at its impacts on ourselves, other people, nonhuman animals and the planet.

Minister Charles Sousa launches the 5th annual ChangeTheWorld Youth Volunteer Challenge in Mississauga.

 

Le ministre Charles Sousa lance le 5e Défi annuel des jeunes bénévoles de l’Ontario, ChangeLeMonde, à Mississauga.

On May 7th around 30 people of all ages helped out in Glidden, Iowa (the

littlest helpers stayed at the park to pick up sticks and plant flowers in

pots to take around). Our church took the lead on the event this year,

though members of other churches (including the Presbyterian pastor), and

girl scout leader were involved with us in the planning. The children and

youth cleaned a lot of windows in the homes of elderly community members,

helped a 99 year old man plant his garden, cleaned flower beds and yards.

The adults cleaned gutters, cut down a bush that was blocking the main

entrance to a house, then replanted limited growth decorative bushes in its

place, fixed a set of crumbling porch stairs, and placed a grab bar to

assist a woman who had nothing to hang onto when opening her outside door.

After spending the morning working we had a meal for the volunteers and the

elderly people we had helped. The day was an amazing witness to the love of

Christ that exists in this community! Talk has already begun about next year

focusing on bathroom safety for the elderly.

 

Peace and blessings,

-Jessica Rockhold Gaul

Glidden United Methodist Church

Glidden, Iowa 51443

Sinclair & Sinclair vs Sinclair - A new feature here in the pages of Art Young's Good Morning!

 

CAPTION: "The shops show the same standardized, nationally advertised wares; the newspapers of sections three thousand miles apart have the same “syndicated features”; the boy in Arkansas displays just such a flamboyant ready-made suit as is found on just such a boy in Delaware, both of them iterate the same slang phrases from the same sporting-pages, and if one of them is in college and the other is a barber, no one may surmise which is which." - Sinclair Lewis in his novel Main Street (1920)

 

The Daily Good Morning (To Laugh That We May Not Weep) - Sinclair & Sinclair vs Sinclair

 

We introduce today...

 

• Sinclair Lewis - Grand satirist, capitalism criticizer, novelist, short story writer and playwright - Nobel Prize for Literature winner, author of such acclaimed novels as Main Street, Babbitt, Arrowsmith, and the prophetic for our times, It Can't Happen Here.

 

• Upton Sinclair - Prolific novelist against capitalism, dedicated Socialist, muckraker for Appeal to Reason - the magazine known for publishing the writings of Eugene V. Debs & Mother Jones & Helen Keller, author of The Jungle, The Brass Check, Oil!, The Flivver King, and Pulitzer winner.

 

• Sinclair Broadcasting Group - The media company in the news for having news anchors in over one hundred stations read the exact same script about "real journalism" and "fake news".

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