Comments for The Voice http://thecharisproject.com/voice The Charis Project Staff Speaks Sat, 20 Mar 2010 10:28:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on They have beds! by Twitter Trackbacks for The Voice » Blog Archive » They have beds! [thecharisproject.com] on Topsy.com http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2010/01/29/they-have-beds/#comment-291 Twitter Trackbacks for The Voice » Blog Archive » They have beds! [thecharisproject.com] on Topsy.com Sun, 31 Jan 2010 05:52:45 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=96#comment-291 [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » They have beds! thecharisproject.com/voice/2010/01/29/they-have-beds – view page – cached Thanks to your generosity in December we were able to send enough money for all of the children to have beds, and warm clothes and new shoes. [...] [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » They have beds! thecharisproject.com/voice/2010/01/29/they-have-beds – view page – cached Thanks to your generosity in December we were able to send enough money for all of the children to have beds, and warm clothes and new shoes. [...]

]]> Comment on Christmas at the Children’s Home by Kristian Mattias http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/12/15/christmas-at-the-childrens-home/#comment-287 Kristian Mattias Tue, 26 Jan 2010 06:43:48 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=86#comment-287 Great site! I absolutely LOVE the content on here. Be sure to keep up the good work and update regularly, I will check back quite often. Very informative! Great site! I absolutely LOVE the content on here. Be sure to keep up the good work and update regularly, I will check back quite often. Very informative!

]]> Comment on Christmas at the Children’s Home by Twitted by carrien_laughs http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/12/15/christmas-at-the-childrens-home/#comment-267 Twitted by carrien_laughs Tue, 12 Jan 2010 15:16:35 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=86#comment-267 [...] This post was Twitted by carrien_laughs [...] [...] This post was Twitted by carrien_laughs [...]

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]]> Comment on Christmas at the Children’s Home by AnnMarie http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/12/15/christmas-at-the-childrens-home/#comment-250 AnnMarie Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:00:07 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=86#comment-250 I forgot to ask before the holidays but better late than never: did you get beds and coats for everyone? Let us know! I forgot to ask before the holidays but better late than never: did you get beds and coats for everyone? Let us know!

]]> Comment on Christmas at the Children’s Home by James http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/12/15/christmas-at-the-childrens-home/#comment-246 James Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:00:52 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=86#comment-246 The website was decidedly fantastic! Lots of good information and encouragement, both of which we all need! The website was decidedly fantastic! Lots of good information and encouragement, both of which we all need!

]]> Comment on Christmas at the Children’s Home by uberVU - social comments http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/12/15/christmas-at-the-childrens-home/#comment-245 uberVU - social comments Thu, 17 Dec 2009 06:13:24 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=86#comment-245 <strong>Social comments and analytics for this post...</strong> This post was mentioned on Twitter by carrien_laughs: Wanna help some kids get warm clothes and not have to sleep on concrete any more? http://bit.ly/58CS9y You know you do.... Social comments and analytics for this post…

This post was mentioned on Twitter by carrien_laughs: Wanna help some kids get warm clothes and not have to sleep on concrete any more? http://bit.ly/58CS9y You know you do….

]]> Comment on What If? by Chantelle http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/23/what-if/#comment-210 Chantelle Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:44:31 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=76#comment-210 Good to hear your voice in this Aaron. Didn't know your page had a blog until today :) I just always check Carrien's. Encouraging to hear your model. Sounds a lot like the school canteen program we have running here where we feed kids two hot meals per day. But the long goal is that their garden improves that they can grow their own produce to supply their own food, so we are in the midst of training them in gardening and agriculture. Their well is in now and makes it much easier for them to water the garden. Eventually the surplus produce will sell the the village, increase their own value and create a self-sustaining cycle where the village can care for itself. And yet we are just training, providing the wells and food supplies and starting the gardens, so I know how you feel :) We are starting health training, breastfeeding and nutrition courses out there next week. So much to do!! I am thankful to be full-time in the country though and look forward to the day when we can rejoice that you and Carrien and kids make it there too. Carry on my brother! Good to hear your voice in this Aaron. Didn’t know your page had a blog until today :) I just always check Carrien’s. Encouraging to hear your model. Sounds a lot like the school canteen program we have running here where we feed kids two hot meals per day. But the long goal is that their garden improves that they can grow their own produce to supply their own food, so we are in the midst of training them in gardening and agriculture. Their well is in now and makes it much easier for them to water the garden. Eventually the surplus produce will sell the the village, increase their own value and create a self-sustaining cycle where the village can care for itself. And yet we are just training, providing the wells and food supplies and starting the gardens, so I know how you feel :) We are starting health training, breastfeeding and nutrition courses out there next week. So much to do!! I am thankful to be full-time in the country though and look forward to the day when we can rejoice that you and Carrien and kids make it there too. Carry on my brother!

]]> Comment on Trafficking children-the supply side by Twitter Trackbacks for The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side [thecharisproject.com] on Topsy.com http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side/#comment-181 Twitter Trackbacks for The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side [thecharisproject.com] on Topsy.com Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:49:13 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=69#comment-181 [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side – view page – cached Much of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million... Read moreMuch of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million and is likely quite higher, this is absolutely critical. However, surprisingly little consideration and focus is given to stopping people from going into slavery in the first place. Thus we will consider the supply side. But instead of talking about this in theoretical terms, let me tell you a story. Read less [...] [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side – view page – cached Much of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million… Read moreMuch of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million and is likely quite higher, this is absolutely critical. However, surprisingly little consideration and focus is given to stopping people from going into slavery in the first place. Thus we will consider the supply side. But instead of talking about this in theoretical terms, let me tell you a story. Read less [...]

]]> Comment on Formalities by AnnMarie http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/09/29/formalities/#comment-169 AnnMarie Thu, 01 Oct 2009 15:33:00 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=39#comment-169 I am so sorry to hear about the final report of the social worker. That is just inexcusable! Unfounded allegations should always be closed. There is no reason honest people should have to have this happen to them. I'm glad the Charis Project arrived when it did! I am so sorry to hear about the final report of the social worker. That is just inexcusable! Unfounded allegations should always be closed. There is no reason honest people should have to have this happen to them. I’m glad the Charis Project arrived when it did!

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