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April 04, 2008
I Saw What I Saw

My new friend Greg sent me this video. You can see him in what to me is the most touching part. And if you haven't yet watched "Hotel Rwanda," tonight would be a good night, don't you think? Be sure to watch the documentary that is part of the DVD. It puts all of our petty complaints in perspective, and us in perspective as well, what the human race is capable of doing, and what a precious few of us have been spared.

Posted by Woodlief on April 04, 2008 at 02:22 PM


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oh how rich the poor.. thank you.

Posted by: karen at April 4, 2008 2:42 PM

I work for Compassion International. This is what gets me up and gets me going in the morning.

Thanks for sharing.

Posted by: Carl Holmes at April 4, 2008 5:15 PM

Make sure you check out all of Sara Groves' music. We were fortunate enough to see her live recently; she came to speak and sing at our church's annual missions conference. She's a real treat - a Christian artist who is a REAL songwriter/pianist/vocalist.

http://www.saragroves.com/

Posted by: Brad at April 9, 2008 9:09 PM

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