This short film is really, really great. I loved it. psssst….it has a surprise ending that is so cute. It will brighten your day. ENJOY!
Validation
17 Monday Sep 2012
17 Monday Sep 2012
This short film is really, really great. I loved it. psssst….it has a surprise ending that is so cute. It will brighten your day. ENJOY!
07 Monday Nov 2011
This is the dedication on the first page of Charlotte Scanlon-Gambill’s book In her Shoes
I dedicate this book to the true heroes of the Faith. Those who have not just lived life from their own vantage point but have stepped into the shoes of others and made a difference to another’s world.
To you who have loved the unlovely, embraced the unwanted, remembered the forgotten and included the lonely: you are amazing. Your reward is truly stored up in heaven but whilst you are here on earth I salute you for your strength, tenacity and selfless love. It is breathtaking.
The world is all the richer because of who you are and all you do I pray that as you refresh others you yourself will be refreshed. I pray you will feel the kiss of heaven all over your life in increasing measure.
Much love
Charl xx
WOW what an amazing women. I purchased her Identity book also while at Sistas Conference (post to come) this weekend just been. I am in the progress of reading In her Shoes and man what an amazing, thought provoking and awakening book.
Will fill you in on the book once I have finished it – I can tell just from the opening dedication, this will be a book I read more than once! Read a sample chapter here.
Check out the YouTube video below of her speaking – amazing talented women!
02 Wednesday Nov 2011
Posted in Change, Faith, Non-Profit
Open up a world of love and hope for families affected by leprosy.
Really Good Gifts 4 Families are so much more than giving money to charity, or buying presents for Christmas. They’re about understanding the world around us, and the importance of caring for others disadvantaged by poverty and leprosy. Every gift has been carefully selected to meet the needs of individuals and families affected by leprosy.
Really Good Gifts 4 Families are a very personal and direct link between families like yours here in New Zealand, and the families disadvantaged by leprosy and poverty who will benefit.
You can share how Really Good Gifts 4 Families work with your church, community group, friends and family; and help to transform lives for families affected by leprosy.
Whats gifts are there?
You can help a family living in poverty set up their own Tea Shop Business, bake and sell their own Injera Bread or you can buy the ultimate gift and help Cure One person of leprosy.
New Gifts for 2011 that will help families affected by leprosy:
Repair a Family Home
Reconstructive Hand Surgery
Reconstructive Foot Surgery
A Hospital Bed
Check out the website today and buy your Really Good Gift 4 Families.
12 Friday Aug 2011
09 Tuesday Aug 2011
The 7 Day Challenge is all about helping New Zealand families who are living with unmanageable debt with CAP’s unique and holistic debt-counselling service. Your donation will enable us to continue to keep offering this service absolutely free to those who are most marginalised and impoverished. Please also read some of their client stories to find out more about the issues of poverty in New Zealand.
It is scary to think families around New Zealand and the world live off $50 a week for food and non essential spending. How do families survive?
What is CAP?
Christians Against Poverty is a debt counselling charity which offers a free, holisitic and in-depth service to those who are struggling with unmanageable debt in New Zealand. CAP works with a network of church-based centres throughout the North Island in order to release communities from the cycle of debt and poverty.
We aim to have a debt counselling centre in every major town and city in New Zealand within the next ten years, thus enabling us to help hundreds of families around the nation.
So ………………
Will you do your bit to join in? Check out their website and register today for the 7 day challenge
08 Wednesday Jun 2011
Posted in Faith
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Can you please all vote for me for this AMP Scholarship so I can have a chance at winning $10,000 towards setting up my own NGO and partnering with existing Christian Non-Profit Organisations
22 Friday Apr 2011
Posted in Faith
Easter, or Resurrection Day, as many Christians refer to the holiday, is a time when we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Today is Good Friday, this is a very significant day for Christians as Jesus was crucified today 2000 years ago – it is called Good Friday because of the good deed Jesus did.
My church (Life) held ‘The Watch’ last night which was a night where we all gathered at church which was open from 10 pm till 7am today, to reflect on what Jesus did for us on the cross.
Here are some photos of what church looked like, amazing job the creative team did
The cross is a very significant symbol for Christianity, Jesus was nailed to a cross and beard the sins of the entire world “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” ~ John 3:16
John 11:25-26
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. (NIV)

On the third day of Easter, Jesus was raised from the dead (Easter Monday) like he had told his 12 disciples.
If you want to read about the Christian Easter story check this link out
Easter is the most important time of the year for Christians (other than Christmas when Jesus was born). I am very thankful for Jesus giving his life for us
Hallelujah
1 Peter 1:18-19
For you know that God paid a ransom to save you from the empty life you inherited from your ancestors. And the ransom he paid was not mere gold or silver. He paid for you with the precious lifeblood of Christ, the sinless, spotless Lamb of God