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World Vision

                   

Shoeshine man on a mission

nwsource.com
Sep 9, 2008
        

It takes special skills to be a shoeshine man. Not only do you have to buff away the scuffs of the streets, you have to smooth clients' rattled nerves. Listen. Nod along. Leon McLaughlin, 53, has been doing that for more...

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GLOBAL: The hidden costs of child brides

alertnet.org
Sep 8, 2008
        

Reuters and AlertNet are not responsible for the content of this article or for any external internet sites. The consequences of such early marriages, according to a new report by the Christian humanitarian organisation,...

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Warning Signs in Chad

christianitytoday.com
Sep 8, 2008
        

Missionary's ordeal shows country's growing instability. Susan Wunderink | posted 9/08/2008 09:28AM Related articles and links | 1 of 1 American missionary Cash Stephen Godbold was finally released by a rebel group on...

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worldvision.org: Kushbu (on right), 9, walks with her brother through floodwaters in the northern India state of Bihar. worldvision.org

World Vision seeks $2 million to expand response to massive flooding in India

worldvision.org
Sep 5, 2008 1 related
        

Flooding now also affects Bangladesh and Nepal. World Vision is concerned about children increasingly at risk for malnutrition and disease in the midst of the disaster. Updated September 5, 2008 As more than 3 million...

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RWANDA: Soil erosion affecting farm productivity

irinnews.org
Sep 5, 2008
        

The terrain in Rebero, as in most of the country, is hilly and often prone to soil erosion GICUMBI, 5 September 2008 (IRIN) - Over the years local residents of Rebero in Gicumbi District north of the Rwandan capital of...

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worldvision.org: First Lady Laura Bush speaks to participants at the Caregiver Kit Build during the Republican National Convention in the Twin Cities. Seated behind her are (left to right) the ONE Campaign's David Lane, former Sen. Bill Frist, Cindy McCain, and World Vision's Princess Zulu. worldvision.org

Laura Bush, Cindy McCain, Bill Frist, and others join forces in Minneapolis to support AIDS...

worldvision.org
Sep 5, 2008
        

Following last week's event in Denver, party delegates and leaders gathered this week at the Republican Convention in the Twin Cities to take action against global poverty and AIDS. World Vision, the ONE Campaign, and...

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Big risks for rising number of child brides: World Vision

expressindia.com
Sep 5, 2008 5 related
        

Reuters Posted online: Friday , September 05, 2008 at 09:15:54 London, September 5: The number of girls in poor countries who marry before the age of 18 will double to 100 million in the next decade, putting many at risk...

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Anthony Evans passionate about World Vision child sponsorship

christiantoday.com
Sep 4, 2008 1 related
        

Posted: Thursday, September 4, 2008, 12:14 (BST) While singer and songwriter Anthony Evans continues to tour this autumn promoting his third CD The Bridge (EMI Gospel), he has also been able to personally embark on a long...

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Democratic Voice of Burma: Hmawbi residents forced to work on road construction

burmanet.org
Sep 4, 2008
        

Authorities in Hmawbi in northern Rangoon district have been collecting money from local residents in order to repair roads and forcing those who cannot pay to take part in reconstruction work. The World Vision NGO had...

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World Vision commits Rs. 8 Crore for Bihar flood survivors

dailyindia.com
Sep 4, 2008 421 related
        

From ANI Chennai, Sept 4 (ANI/Business Wire India): World Vision India today committed Rs. eight crores to respond to the mounting challenges facing the survivors of Bihar floods. "Initially, we were looking at close to...

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