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MICHAEL JACKSON'S Message To YOU

The Power of Attitude (video)
by MATT on MARCH 31, 2010

“I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.”

-Jimmy Dean

No matter what time of year, it’s important to keep a good attitude. I need to know that just as much as the next person…today as I stepped into the office I felt overwhelmed by all the newsletters that had to be sent out, calls that had to be made, and work that had to get done. I was so busy having my bad attitude that I didn’t even notice that today was the first warm, sunny day in months!

To help you look at the bright side (both literally and figuratively), here’s a short movie guaranteed to boost your attitude:

http://www.powerofattitudemovie.com/l...

How will you shape your attitude today?

As Always

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Sdeidjs said:
Top Ten Unusual Ways to Give

You want to give to charity, but your pockets aren't as full as your heart is. Luckily, giving money isn't the only option. Put away your checkbook and instead, get a haircut, knit a blanket, or get a new pair glasses.

1. What Wood You Do? Hurricanes Katrina and Rita were the most intense of the 2005 Hurricane Season. The KatRita Wood Project was founded to help displaced people rebuild their property and restart their lives. The organization commissions chainsaw artists to create art and furniture from salvaged trees that fell during the storms. The pieces are then sold or auctioned off, and the proceeds go to hurricane victims. How You Can Help: KWR needs able-bodied volunteers to assist in moving and hauling fallen trees or in selling finished pieces and contacting corporate sponsors. Artistic types can volunteer for KWR as wood and chainsaw workers to create the items that will be sold. Or you can support KatRita by purchasing a finished piece.

2. Don't Have a Cow Sheep; honeybees, or a heifer might seem like unusual gifts, but for the people around the world who receive them through Heifer International, they can be life-savers. Animals donated through Heifer help the recipients become self-reliant, and the recipients learn to share the offspring and their agricultural training with other families in need. All recipients are trained in animal management using Heifer's strictly enforced Animal Welfare Guidelines. How You Can Help: Honor a loved one by donating an animal of your choice--from a heifer to a llama to a flock of geese.

3. The Choice Is Yours Public; Schools are often under-funded and can't afford to equip teachers with the tools necessary for unique lessons and experiments. That's where Donors Choose steps in--the organization hooks up teachers with great ideas and donors interested in supporting children's education. Teachers post project proposals and other needs on the Donors Choose website, where donors can sign up to give students anything from calculators to classrooms carpeting to rocks and fossils for geology lessons.​

How You Can Help: Browse the Donors Choose website for a project that appeals to you, or choose the Quick Donation option and let the organization place your gift.

4. Take a Short Cut Straight; curly, wavy, frizzy--you name it, they want it. Locks of Love accepts ponytail donations and uses them to create hairpieces for disadvantaged children suffering from medical hair loss. ​

How You Can Help: There are several ways to give. Go for that new, short haircut you've been eyeing, then send your 10-inch (minimum) ponytail or braid to Locks of Love. For those who prefer to twist their wallets instead of their strands, Locks of Love also accepts financial donations. The options don't stop there. There are also several volunteer opportunities with the organizaton.

5. Calling All Bookworms; One new charity is encouraging you to clear your bookshelves instead of your pockets. Operation Bare Your Bookshelf, an arm of Christian Resources International, encourages Christians to donate excess bibles and Christian books for distribution to chaplains, pastors, and Christians working on overseas missions. Those donating books are able to make direct contact with the recipients of their packages to exchange letters and prayers.​

How You Can Help: Donate bibles and books here. Many other organizations and religious groups sponsor book donation programs as well. The National Yiddish Book Center, for example, accepts donations of Jewish books for its vast collection and library in Amherst, Mass. And Books for Soldiers distributes books to military stationed overseas.​

6. A Blanket Statement Linus; the Peanuts comic strip character, gained iconic status by carrying around a blanket. His namesake, Project Linus, seeks to provide the security and comfort that Linus found in his blanket to other children in need. Volunteers across the country create handmade blankets, which are then distribtued to children experiencing terminal illnesses or other trauma.​

How You Can Help: Project Linus needs volunteers, otherwise known as "blanketeers" to knit, quilt, crochet, or sew blankets. If you've never made a blanket before, the site provides easy to follow patterns and instructions.​

7. A Sight for Sore Eyes; The Gift of Sight provides free vision care and eyewear to underprivileged individuals in the U.S. and the developing world. Sponsored by Give the Gift of Sight Foundation and Luxottica Group, the organization runs vision clinics throughout the world, sponsors "Vision Vans" that provide eye exams to children, and helps recycle millions of pairs of used eyeglasses.

How You Can Help: Gift of Sight hopes to help seven million people by 2008. You can assist in three ways: drop off your used eyewear at companies like LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, and Sunglass Hut; give a personal or corporate financial donation; or partipate in e-fundraising. Need an incentive? The Gift of Sight pledges to give a special gift to anyone who raises more than $1,000.​

8. Bear Essentials; Teddy bears are warm, fuzzy, and the perfect companion for a baby, young child, or even an adult. Give the gift of "cuddle" and donate a bear to someone in need of love and caring. Founded in 1969, Good Bears of the World was created to provide comfort to people that have suffered great loss. Since then they have given bears to the victims of floods, hurricanes, domestic violence and more catastrophic events such as the Oklahoma City bombing and the events of September 11th.​

9. Ready to Wear; Instead of letting a used wedding dress hang untouched in the closet or in an attic, recent brides can donate their gowns to the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation's Brides Against Breast Cancer program. The gowns are sold at a "nationwide tour of gowns" sale and the money raised goes to both women and men diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. The foundation has also expanded its efforts to include a Grooms Against Breast Cancer program in conjunction with a popular tuxedo rental chain.​

How You Can Help: Preparing to walk down the aisle? Attend one of the Brides Against Breast Cancer sales in a city near you. Already wed? Donate your gown for use in the "nationwide tour of gowns." Making Memories is currently promoting an emergency appeal for dresses or donations after more than $3 million worth of dresses was stolen while en route to a sales event in Los Angeles.​

10. Computer Rx; Computer Troubleshooters is the charity that charities themselves depend on. The organization, with locations throughout the country, provides discounted or donated services like web site design, Internet security, and spyware/spam protection to qualified non-profits. Each participating Computer Troubleshooters location reserves a set number of service hours each month for charitable work.​

How they can help you: Computer Troubleshooter's services make it easier for charitable organizations to give back to others. If you work for or run a qualified non-profit or charity, contact the Computer Troubleshooter nearest you. The website can connect you to other organizations, like Tech Soup and the Cristina Foundation, that provide tech support to charities.​

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Sdeidjs said:
Have you ever noticed how many doorways you walk through each day? Doorways are everywhere, but most people never pay much attention to them. We simply pass through them without a thought as we wander through our day.

The dictionary defines a doorway as an entrance into a building or room. Today, I want you to think about the concept of a doorway in a slightly different way. Instead of thinking of it as a physical structure, consider it as an entrance or exit where opportunities slip through unnoticed each day.

Each doorway is a chance to lead a better and happier life. Those that can identify these doorways and muster up the courage to pass through them can create real change in their lives. But first you must recognize that the doorway is there.

So my mission for you today is this: Identify some doorway moments in your life. With that said, I’d be happy to hold the door for you as you walk through.

Wishing You Great Health,
Dr. John H. Sklare
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Friendship is a rare and precious thing, one who you can count on for support, advice, help, honor, trust, and loyalty…



"If a friend is in trouble, don't annoy him by asking if there is anything you can do. Think up something appropriate and do it."​



Edgar Watson Howe​


"A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."


Walter Winchell​

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100 Best Blogs for Those Who Want to Change the World

Apr 1st, 2009

The world is full of students and visionaries and people who want to make a difference in the world, and many of those people share their knowledge online through their blogs. Whether you want to change the world through environment, humanitarianism, business, or any other way, there’s a blog out there that can offer you guidance and inspiration. Read on, and you’ll find 100 blogs that can help you change the world.

General
These blogs highlight good works in everyday life, around the world, and more.

  1. United Nations Good Works: Find out what the United Nations is doing around the world from this blog.
  2. Gladwell.com: Malcolm Gladwell, author of Outliers and other inspirational bestsellers, discusses making a difference, intelligent thinking, and other important topics.
  3. Ordinary People Change the World: Find out how regular people can make a difference in the world from this blog.
  4. Evange-list: Check out Evange-list to learn how you can use the Web to make the world a better place.
  5. The Give Well Blog: This blog will tell you how to get the most change out of your giving dollar.
  6. What Do You Stand For?: This blog encourages readers to find a cause for support.
  7. A Volunteer’s Guide to Changing the World: Find out how you can change the world as a volunteer from this blog.
  8. How I changed the world today: See what this blogger does on a regular basis to make a difference in the world.
  9. Kiva Stories from the Field: Read the stories of Kiva fellows on this blog.
  10. Blog for Change: Blog for Change will help you learn about causes, connections, and action.
  11. The Change Blog: This blog is all about changing the world and changing your life.
  12. So what can I do?: Read So what can I do? to find out hundreds of actions you can take to change the world.
  13. One Person Can Make a Difference: This blogger demonstrates being a force for change in the world.
  14. Skip a Lunch: Skip a Lunch is about making small personal sacrifices in order to help others.
  15. Have Fun - Do Good: Have Fun-Do Good is written for people who want to change the world while having fun.
Environment
Check out these blogs to learn about changing the world through the environment.

  1. How to Save the World: Dave Pollard shares environmental philosophy and more on this blog.
  2. Worldchanging: This blog encourages readers to change their thinking to support a more sustainable world.
  3. Change the World: HGTV’s blog will tell you how to change your world without losing your mind.
  4. Green Tech: Through Green Tech, you’ll learn about the newest, most innovative green developments in technology.
  5. Gristmill: Gristmill is full of environmental news and commentary.
  6. Sustainable Food: This blog discusses practices and actions for more sustainable food.
  7. GoodGuide: Check out GoodGuide to find products that are safe, healthy, and green.
  8. Animal Rights: This blog focuses on the cause of animal rights.
  9. Green Blog: This blog helps business leaders choose environmentally friendly solutions.
  10. Sustainablog: Check out this blog to learn about sustainability, green business, and environmental politics.
  11. Bright Green Blog: This blog discusses alternative energy, wildlife, living green, and more.
  12. Stop Global Warming: Read this blog to learn what you can do to help put a stop to global warming.
  13. Green Fork: Learn how to eat well and eat sustainably from this guide.
  14. TreeHugger: TreeHugger shares green news and sustainable design with a modern twist.
  15. Green Inc.: See how your business can be more environmentally friendly from this blog.
Social Action & Human Rights
These blogs highlight human rights and social change.

  1. Social Work/Social Action: This blog is written by the Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University.
  2. Spare Change: Nedra uses social marketing to promote causes including health and social issues.
  3. On Social Marketing and Social Change: Read this blog to find news and commentary on social change and marketing.
  4. Human Rights Watch: Read Human Rights Watch to stay on top of the latest developments in human rights.
  5. Poverty in America: Poverty in America fights poverty and supports organizations that help to end it.
  6. Social Citizens: Learn more about social giving from this blog.
  7. TakePart: On this blog, you’ll find out how to take action on social issues, human rights, politics, environment, and more.
  8. Stop Genocide: Read this blog to find discussion on Darfur and more.
  9. Aid Worker Daily: Get humanitarian news and reviews from Aid Worker Daily.
  10. Survival International: Survival International encourages support of tribal peoples.
  11. Gay Rights: Learn about developments in gay rights, and what you can do to support them.
  12. Humanitarian Relief: Check out this blog to learn about humanitarian workers.
  13. Global Health: Read the Global Health blog to learn what is being done about health crisises around the world.
  14. Social Actions: Social Actions has blogs and community that supports social action.
  15. Coalition for the Homeless: On this blog, you’ll learn about programs, advocacy, and ways to can help end homelessness.
  16. The Humanist Community: This blog is all about promoting humanism.
  17. Women’s Rights: Take action on women’s rights with the help of this blog.
  18. Peace in the Middle East: This blog discusses the need, and actions for, peace in the Middle East.
  19. Forced Migration Current Awareness Blog: On this blog, you’ll learn about refugees, IDPs, and forced migration.
  20. End Homelessness: Find out what you can do to help end homelessness through this blog.
  21. Blog for Darfur: This blog is on a mission to save Darfur.
  22. End Human Trafficking: In this blog, you’ll learn what you can do to help end human trafficking.
  23. iAbolish: iAbolish is the blog behind an American anti-slavery group.
  24. Criminal Justice: This blog focuses on actions you can take to support a more fair criminal justice system.
  25. Tobi Indyke’s Social Action Blog: Tobi Indyke shares events, actions, and more for social improvement.
  26. Education: In this blog, you’ll find out how education can be reformed and improved.
  27. Religious Action Center: The Religious Action Center shares how you can tackle world changing action through religion.
  28. Immigration: On this blog, you’ll learn about the latest in immigration rights.
Inspiration
Changing the world takes commitment and motivation. Students and professionals alike can find the oomph you need to keep going from these inspirational blogs.

  1. Operation NICE: Get inspired to be nicer every day by Operation NICE.
  2. Gimundo: Gimundo shares good news and positive stories.
  3. Zen Habits: On Zen Habits, you’ll learn about improving your life through simplicity.
  4. The Hero Workshop: The inspiration in this blog will help you find your inner hero.
  5. The Happiness Project: Check out this blog to learn about facing the challenge of being happier.
  6. Abbey of the Arts: Abbey’s blog is a great resource for any artists who are creating for social change.
  7. Sublime Goodness: This blog delivers inspiration with stories of goodness around the world.
  8. Inspire Me Today: Gail Goodwin writes to help give you the motivation and inspiration to be, do, and create.
  9. The Serendipity Factory: The Serendipity Factory celebrates happy discoveries, sharing news, quotes, and inspiration.
Philanthropy & Funding
Nonprofits can find a wealth of useful information through these blogs.

  1. A Small Change: Check out this blog to learn about fundraising for non-profits.
  2. Marketing for Nonprofits: On this blog, you’ll learn how you can help nonprofit marketing efforts.
  3. Give & Take: Give & Take is an aggregator of blogs for the nonprofit world.
  4. Tactical Philanthropy: Read Tactical Philanthropy to learn about the Second Great Wave of Philanthropy.
  5. Philanthropy Journal: On this blog, you’ll find nonprofit news and resources.
  6. Cause Marketing: This blog highlights and analyzes cause marketing promotions.
Health Care
Learn about making a change in health care from these blogs.

  1. Universal Health Care: This blog discusses universal health care as a way to reform the health care system.
  2. IgniteBLOG: IgniteBLOG offers a convergence of health care, marketing, and technology.
  3. The Health Care Blog: The Health Care Blog is incredibly informative about the health care system and reform.
  4. Subject to Change: Subject to Change focuses on social change in public health.
  5. The Alan Katz Health Care Reform Blog: Learn about health care reform from Alan Katz on this blog.
  6. Autism: On this blog, you’ll find news and actions relating to Autism.
Art
In these blogs, you’ll see how art can make a difference in the world.

  1. The Groundswell Blog: The artists featured on this blog are a part of social change.
  2. Women’s Creative Collective: This collective is a group of women who create for change.
  3. Make Art Like You Care: This blogger creates good art and good works for a better world.
  4. the Painting Activist: This artist describes the world with a paintbrush.
  5. on Social Design.: Check out this blog to find out what designers are doing for social change.
  6. art + craft = craftivism: This blog focuses on art and craft for good.
  7. Art for a Change: Mark Vallen’s blog highlights art theory and commentary.
Leadership & Business
These blogs examine how business and effective leadership can help the world.

  1. All Day Buffet: All Day Buffet supports a business model that is based on investment in people.
  2. Leading Blog: The Leading Blog writes to build a community of leaders.
  3. Social Entrepreneurship: Nathaniel Whittemore’s blog is all about entrepreneurial ideas that support the greater good.
  4. The Greater Good: Learn about new scientific research and compassion through this blog.
  5. Fair Trade: This blog highlights ways in which fair trade is working, and how it can be better utilized.
  6. How to Change the World: Guy Kawasaki’s blog is all about changing the online world.
  7. The Practice of Leadership: This blog discusses influencing the world through leadership.
  8. Social ROI: Get inspiration for social entrepreneurship through this blog.
  9. Servant-Leadership Blog: Learn about the concept of becoming a leader who serves from this blog.
  10. Ecopreneurist: Ecopreneurist offers news and support for green and sustainable business ventures.
  11. Chief Happiness Officer: Alex Kjerulf’s blog discusses making business more fun, happy, and profitable.
  12. Tworque: In this blog, you’ll find news and commentary on entrepreneurship and innovation in developing countries.
  13. Seth’s Blog: Seth Godin can help you learn a thing or two about leadership.
  14. SustainableWork: SustainableWork supports the idea of creating sustainable startups and emerging enterprises.

Source: Ashton Kutcher myspace/twitter.com

Thank for the info Mr.Kutcher

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Sdeidjs said:
Increasing Acts of Kindness
By Sharon Salzberg



[FONT=border=]Kindness, as well as being a quality of the heart, is a skill. It deepens as we learn to pay attention to ourselves and one another with awareness. When we step out of our comfort zones and experiment with speaking to one another, listening to one another, and caring for one another in a different way, kindness grows. The fruits of greater kindness are revealed in our minds, in our lives, and in our communities. [/FONT]


Kindness Is a Strength

It is all too easy to consider kindness a secondary virtue, the one we reach for only as a last resort. But if we look at the strength of kindness--the way it reminds us of a sense of inner abundance, the way it helps us feel connected to others instead of isolated and apart--we can appreciate kindness as the force it is. Kindness isn’t an ally of foolishness or gullibility, but rather an ally of wisdom and courage.


Look for the Good in Yourself
All too often we tend to focus on, or even fixate on, the mistakes we’ve made, the times we didn’t speak out because we were too timid, the times we spoke out brusquely or clumsily, and all of our regrets. Looking for the good within isn’t a way to deny our difficulties or problems. Instead, it's a way to broaden our outlook to make it more truthful and rid it of self-criticism. This is a foundation for kindness to ourselves.


Remember What We Share
If we look deeply into any kind of behavior, we will see an urge to feel a part of something greater than our own limited sense of self, a desire to feel at home in this body and mind. This urge toward happiness is often made twisted and distorted by ignorance, not knowing where happiness is actually to be found, and so we do damaging things. But we all share the desire to be happy, a vulnerability to change, to loss, and to fragility. Remembering what we share inspires us toward kindness.


Cultivate Gratitude
Rather than taking inspiring voices for granted, or overlooking the helping hands that might have picked us up when we have fallen, we can make an effort to hold them in our hearts. Sometimes even a small act of kindness on someone’s part makes an essential difference for us. Cultivating gratitude is a way of honoring these people, and also a way of lifting our spirits and reminding us of the power of good-heartedness.


Practice Generosity
We all have something to give: it may be material, large or small, it may be a smile, or an attentive conversation in the elevator. Perhaps you let a stranger get ahead of you on line, or give a co-worker a small gift, or write a late-night note of appreciation. Any act of generosity--material or of the spirit, small or large--is a meaningful expression of kindness.



Listen to Others Carefully
Often we have conversations where we are only partially paying attention, while at the same time we are thinking about the next email we need to send, or what we forgot to mention to the last person we spoke to. We also commonly make many assumptions about the person we are talking to and no longer fully listen; in effect, we have taken their file, put it in a folder, and filed it away in a drawer. “Oh, they are boring. Their comments in the past were unimpressive.” It is a powerful gesture of kindness, and one that leaves us open to many surprises, to really listen.


Include Those Who Seem Left Out
In a conversation with a group of people, there may be those too shy to speak out unasked. In a room full of partygoers, there may be some who hardly know anyone there. We can probably all remember that awful feeling of wanting to feel a part of a group but instead feeling left out and unseen. At one event I arrived earlier than my friends and ended up approaching a woman standing alone and seeming ill at ease. (In fact she had been dismayed at not knowing anyone there.) We ended up having many common interests and connections--and spent a delightful time together.


Refrain from Speaking Ill
A friend told me about a time he resolved not to talk about any third person; if he had something to say about someone, he would say it to them instead. If you feel tempted to put someone down, assume knowledge of their bad motives, or generally prove their inferiority, take a breath. Even though we might feel a rush of power in saying those words, they can easily come back to haunt us. We ultimately get no benefit from dividing people and sowing seeds of dissension and dislike. There are ways to talk honestly about wrong behavior without derision or condemnation for the person acting.


Empathize with Others
It is always useful to put ourselves in someone else’s place. As the old proverb suggests, “Walk a mile in another person’s shoes "before" you pass judgment.’” Even if we are going to take strong action to try to change someone’s behavior, a sense of empathy and understanding for them won’t weaken us. If anything, that element of kindness will broaden our avenues of response to a problem, and engender greater creativity as we seek options to ease suffering all around.

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PARENTING 101

If a child is to keep alive his inborn sense of wonder without any such gift from the fairies, he needs the companionship of at least one adult who can share it, rediscovering with him the joy, excitement and mystery of the world we live in.

Rachel Carson


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Sdeidjs said:
For whatever reason (s) something told me to post this video here today...This short film has "great significant of value" as to WHAT and WHO Mr.Jackson has always been about...

Check It Out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0Sbd-C4aQY


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Thank you for this.



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"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do.

So throw off the bowlines.

Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.

Explore. Dream. Discover."

~ Mark Twain ~

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This is Breathtaking~~~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ziFgHslcs4


"Our "Children" Are The Future...
For a Better World...
Keep Helping To Heal The World...
Knowledge IS Growth...Education IS The Key~~~"


"WE are on a Mission Cause of World Conditions..!"

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"Unless you make peace with who you are, you'll never be content with what you have."

~Doris Mortman

Source: Humanity Healing Foundation

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“Live your life from your heart. Share from your heart. And your story will touch and heal people's souls.” ~Melody Beattie

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By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.

Confucius

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"Ability is nothing without opportunity." ~Napoleon Bonaparte

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A Gift...

The Voice of the Martyrs

Founded:1967

Website:http://www.persecution.com
http://www.vombooks.com
http://www.vomgroups.com
http://www.PrisonerAlert.com
http://www.BiblesUnbound.com
http://www.vommeetings.com
http://www.persecutionblog.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/VoiceOfTheMa...
http://donate.persecution.comCompany Overview:

The Voice of the Martyrs is a non-profit, inter-denominational organization dedicated to assisting the persecuted church worldwide.

VOM was founded in 1967 by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned in Communist Romania for 14 years for his faith in Christ. His wife, Sabina, was imprisoned for three years. In the 60s, Richard, Sabina, and their son, Mihai, were ransomed out of Romania and came to the United States. Through their travels, the Wurmbrands spread the message of the atrocities that Christians face in restricted nations, while establishing a network of offices dedicated to assisting the persecuted church.

The Voice of the Martyrs continues in this mission around the world today through the following main purposes:

1. To encourage and empower Christians to fulfill the Great Commission in areas of the world where they are persecuted for their involvement in propagating the gospel of Jesus Christ. We accomplish this by providing Bibles, literature, radio broadcasts, medical assistance, and other forms of aid.

2. To give relief to the families of Christian martyrs in these areas of the world.

3. To equip local Christians to love and win to Christ their enemies who are opposed to the gospel in countries where believers are actively persecuted for their Christian witness.

4. To undertake projects of encouragement, helping believers rebuild their lives and Christian witness in countries that have formerly suffered Communist oppression.

5. To emphasize the fellowship of all believers by informing the world of atrocities committed against Christians and by remembering their courage and faith.
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Mission:Serving the persecuted church through practical and spiritual assistance, while leading Christians in the free world into fellowship with them.

God Bless

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"Life has no limitations, except the ones you make." ~Les Brown

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"We work to become, not to acquire." ~Elbert Hubbard

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THIS by far IS the "GREATEST GIFT" of "ALL"....From US....to "TRULY" Each and Everyone of YOU~~~




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"There's a destiny that makes us brothers, No one goes his way alone; All that we send into lives of others, Comes back into our own."

~Edwin Markham


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sloride said:
OMG such beautiful words :cry: Thank you all for posting these, every quote makes me think of Michael.
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Your very welcome..!

I wholeheartedly agree they certainly do don't they...;D



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"Compassion is the keen awareness of the interdependence of all things."

~Thomas Merton

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