#CNN Hero #Award Winner #Doc Hendley, a #Caucasian #American man has #Helped #Provide #Clean Water to ##15 Countries – #Uganda – #Muslims and a #Mosque!

“Doc Hendley, a Caucasian American man has helped provide clean water to more than 150,000 people in 15 countries, including Uganda – Muslims and a Mosque! This is Humanity at Work! This is Unconditional Love; Compassion at Work!  This is the Way to Peace.

“Doc Hendley: It takes many women and children four and five hours, every single day, just to get water. And then it’s absolutely filthy, and it’s making their children sick. Diarrhea kills more children under 5 than AIDS, malaria and measles combined. And 88% of (those) deaths are caused by poor sanitation, unsafe drinking water and poor hygiene.” CNN World

http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/21/world/cnnheroes-hendley-water/

The Stigma of Mental Illness Imprisons Humanity from Recovery and Empowerment.

“God works in mysterious ways! The Stigma of Mental Illness Imprisons Humanity. Holds us back  from Recovery and Empowerment. Think! Perhaps, Thamsanqa Jantjiep, the sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela’s “global” memorial, has become an unwitting, global Ambassador for Mental Illness and Schizophrenia?”

http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/fake-mandela-memorial-interpreter-says-he-was-hallucinating-1.1586311

#All it takes is a Quarter

Just the other day

My daughter graced your doorstep

A basket in hand.

Little parcels of fresh goodies

Baked by her little hands.

#Eagerly, she awaited the sale.

#You said no.

She tried your neighbor.

Once again the answer was a resounding no.

She tried another door and another.

The answer was still no.

#She came home crushed.

#Her hopes dashed.

#Your quarter would have filled her with pride.

#Your praise would have helped her strive to greater heights.

#You lost a chance to make a difference

#To your own future.

She could have been a leader some day.

She could be a family member.

#She may even be an answer to a prayer.

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