Tsunami Service
This time last year, Andy Brash had just finished his carpentry apprenticeship in Scotland, Patricia Byron was living in south London with the youngest of her eight children and Aaron Sangster was backpacking in Australia. But that was before the tsunami. Now all three are living in Thailand, each giving what they can to rebuild the devastated resort town of Khao Lak.... posted on Dec 26 2005, 1,525 reads

Birth Pains
... posted on Dec 25 2005, 727 reads

Faith
... posted on Dec 24 2005, 1,358 reads

Nothing for Granted
... posted on Dec 23 2005, 555 reads

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Harvest of Love
When tragedy hit the family of farmer Richard Winger in the small town in Indiana, the community wasted no time in extending a helping hand. On a mid-October morning, as the Wingers worried about how they would get the 700 acres of their fall crop harvested, 40 neighbors showed up with their combines, trucks and grain carts to bring 87 semi-tractor trailer loads of corn to market.... posted on Dec 14 2005, 1,098 reads

Great Weakness
... posted on Dec 12 2005, 546 reads

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Of Mere Being
... posted on Dec 10 2005, 516 reads

One Earth
Outdoor company Patagonia has launched the world's first garment recycling program. Customers can return Patagonia's Capilene long underwear product to be recycled into new garments. ... posted on Dec 07 2005, 3,523 reads