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"Dr. Jai Maharaj" |
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18 Jul 2005 02:38:34 AM |
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES CASH IN ON TSUNAMI TRAGEDY |
Christian Missionaries cash in on Tsunami tragedy in India
[ Date: Fri, 27 May 2005
Missionaries cash in on Tsunami tragedy
For Xtian thugs tsunami is not a tragedy but an opportunity to harvest..
Predatory vultures!
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Following a "calling", she went to India-and found a
life's work
Jennifer White lives in Gray, but her heart and mind are
often in southern India, in the Nilgiris Mountains of
Tamil Nadu. For in that tsunami-ravaged area, in a
village called Coonoor, White found the cause that now
dominates her life: dozens of orphaned children.
She first heard about the orphan problem in India through
fellow members of her church. The more she learned about
the abandoned and forgotten children, the more she knew
she had to go there. So she and a friend, Dianne
Reynolds, packed for a trip to India. They packed no
clothes, no toothbrush, no personal items. Instead, they
filled their luggage with school supplies, health care
items and other things they thought the children might
need. (They bought clothes when they got to India.)
"We think everybody in the world lives the way we do,"
White says, "but that isn't the way it is. There are
families in that part of the world living in abandoned
boats that washed up on the beach when the tsunami hit.
They can't fish, because the government prohibits it.
They have no money. Most in the village live in poverty.
In spite of it all, they live peaceably and are caring to
those around them."
Soon, they had formed Global Harvest Outreach, an
interdenominational Christian missionary organization.
Their goal: to build an orphanage for 80 children. But
when they arrived, they found what White calls a
"miracle".
A doctor in the village had built a hospital. But it
never opened: local economics prevented that. "It's
perfect for an orphanage," White says. "It's as if it was
waiting for us."
Now Global Harvest Outreach is working to raise $100,000
to acquire and equip the orphanage. White says they've
already raised about $25,000.
If you'd like to help, send your contribution to Global
Harvest Outreach, 120 Tandberg Trail, Windham, ME 04062,
or call White at 712-7371. You can find out more about
Global Harvest Outreach at its website,
www.globalharvestoutreach.com
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| Title: Re: CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES CASH IN ON TSUNAMI TRAGEDY |
18 Jul 2005 07:26:45 AM |
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Dear Dr Maharaj,
Had you better not read what you are posting, lest you appear a fool.
"They can't fish, because the government prohibits it. They have no
money. Most in the village live in poverty. In spite of it all, they
live peaceably and are caring to those around them."
http://graynews.maine.com/2005-05-27/jennifer_white.html
Explain to people why there is no fishing allowed despite their
poverty, why India abandons her children in the streets, why there is a
hospital built by a 'local' Indian Dr but it has not yet opened.
Be cured of your blindness Dr Maharaj, you have much work to do in
India to save these orphans of your home.
In Christ's love
Carol T
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