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Children’s Hunger Relief Fund

Sends Special Missions Team to Haiti

EVEN BEFORE THE DEVESTATING EARTHQUAKE STRUCK HAITI ON JANUARY 12th 2010 the conditions in Haiti were atrocious. THANKFULLY, Children’s Hunger Relief Fund already had pre-existing projects on the ground in Haiti to attend to the great needs of the sick and starving children and families. CHRF sent out a team just days before the quake struck in order to survey and inspect our current projects on the ground.

To read more or to help the children of Haiti survive, please click here to visit Children’s Hunger Relief Fund.

Celebrating life with purpose, passion, and power
an introduction to God on the Net
by CV Doner

From contemplative essays to practical how-to articles, Dr. Doner draws from the wisdom of the ages and the latest insights of science and philosophy to provide "a life instruction manual" for living each day with "purpose, passion and power".

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August 29, 2011

Living An Inspired Life
By Leonard Sweet

The art of making a moment into something holy is the art of magnetizing moments with the Spirit. To make a moment is not to manufacture a moment or concoct a split-second spirituality. It is rather to identify a moment in such a way that it can be become a conscious moment, as an enjoyed moment and an enduring moment that redounds to the glory of God. When a moment is magnetized by the Spirit, it becomes whole, holy and eternal.

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May, 23 , 2011

Plato & Socrates and The Meaning Of Life.
By CJ Doner

Plato sat shaking hands and writing short notes to Roman, Greek and other European philosophers. Younger students of Philosophy had gathered from around Europe to come and have a few brief moments with Plato himself. He was at his latest book signing outside of the Pantheon. It was a great honor to be invited here at this time in history and Plato was even himself a bit nervous. Of course, the Romans may not have invited Plato if his mentor, Socrates, had not agreed to give a short discussion after the signing. Plato had to twist Socrates’ arm in order to get him to agree to come along, but after Plato told Socrates that he wouldn’t have to teach any classes during the weeks missed while on the trip, Socrates announced that his bags were already packed.

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August 29, 2011

Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.

Søren Kierkegaard

The Goat That Changed Everything

Note: Millions of African grandmothers find themselves suddenly responsible for their grandchildren who have been orphaned by AIDS - with no means to provide for them. This is the story of one Kenyan grandmother, Ruth, and how one goat changed her life and the lives of her HIV-positive grandchildren .

The two small children were sick and alone. Their mother had just died from AIDS and they had already lost their father. Now they too were HIV-positive.

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