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A Light in Darkness

We are amid worldwide changes. 2020 was a great challenge, and we hope that in 2021 we can surmount all the rigours life throws at us.

My 8-year-old grandchild, Joaquin, was interviewed today for a chance to move to a new school in Potomac, MD. He seemed to grasp the importance of the ...

27.01.21 03:22 PM - Comment(s)
The Story of Three Inspiring Teachers Who Would Do Anything to Educate a Child

Do you know how to spell your name? If so, you’re already many steps ahead of millions of children in third world countries. Whether in Africa, India, South America, or elsewhere, young people around the world face constant barriers in getting an education—and that can have profound, lifelong conseq...

19.01.21 09:52 PM - Comment(s)
I want to be a...

November 23, 2018

In the fall of 2018, I travelled to Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh in response to an invitation. Most of the Uttar Pradesh rural area is served by farmers work small farms to provide a living for their families.  On the visit to Lucknow, I visited St. Francis School for the Hearing I...

05.01.21 09:51 PM - Comment(s)
More People Need You - Be Generous This Christmas 

Christmastime is here, and with it, the world shifts toward thoughts of gift, the joy of the season, and happiness. The sharing and caring, the demonstrations of love—these are what characterize Christmas and the jolly old man in red himself. For most people, the joy of the season is giving gifts th...

20.12.20 06:50 PM - Comment(s)
By 2030, Africa Will Be Home to 90% of the Worlds Poor Population

Introduction

  

Africa has generally been known as a continent where poverty is common and subsisting on a low income is the norm. However, the impoverished communities of this beautiful continent are growing, and by 2030, it is anticipated that as many as 90% of the world’s total poor popul...

03.12.20 05:39 AM - Comment(s)

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