So Exactly How Powerful Is Prayer?

I'll let Jim from Brooklyn explain it to you. Yes I know it's a little out of sync. So what?  This will change your life.
No kidding. 

Successful women entrepreneurs of Kilgoris, Kenya

The Kilgoris Project (Kilgoris.org) supports 
Successful women entrepreneurs of Kilgoris, Kenya, new video#3
Just one component of our work there to development self sufficiency...
and positive self esteem

TKP: Upendo from Jon McCormack on Vimeo.

Kenya School Number 7 To Be Completed in 2012

Very cool. Check out the Kindle readers... A complete library in the palm of their hand...
The Kilgoris Project now serves over 600 children in 6 schools in Kenya. World Reader has had a huge impact on literacy, attendance and student enrollment. Each Kindle will hold as many as 3000 books.  A book can download in as little as 6 seconds. World Reader digitized and translated text books and elementary reading books into both Swahili and English


TKP: Education from Jon McCormack on Vimeo.

Healthy Kenya Kids Learn More and Stay in School Longer

Healthy Kenya kids learn more and stay in school longer. We've been able to wipe out malnutrition among our students while provide on site health and medical care with our own staff medical director.


TKP: Health from Jon McCormack on Vimeo.

Hungarian Man Speaks Out On Dangers of Socialism

Hungarian Thomas Peterffy describes what socialism did to his native country in a new TV commercial he paid for himself because he is passionate about what it could look like in America.



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Josh Young and Hydrating Humanity Making a Huge Difference in Kenya

We at The Kilgoris Project are excited about the possibilities of partnering with Hydrating Humanity to bring even more clean water sources to the Masai people of Kenya.  Their low tech method of capturing fresh water supplies for villages is a major step forward.  For more information go to www.HydratingHumanity.org


WATCH THE VIDEO HERE:

NASCAR driver team up to surprise paralyzed veteran

The Wounded Warrior Foundation Honors Soldier  

A visit and tour of Front Row Motorsports’ NASCAR facilities in Statesville, North Carolina on Monday turned into an emotional, surprise gifting for a military veteran from Charlotte who was paralyzed from the waist down in an April accident. 

Chuck Wesson, formerly a Sgt. 1st Class of the U.S. Army, lost all feeling and movement in his legs after a hit-and-run driver struck him from behind, breaking his back, on a city street outside of Fort Campbell, an army base located astraddle the Kentucky-Tennessee border where Wesson was stationed. 

While the 34-year-old Wesson has been rehabbing the past several months, he got hooked up with the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), a nonprofit organization that works to foster a sense of community and bring aid to wounded soldiers. He said a WWP representative found him the first day he started rehab, about a week-and-a-half after surgery. 
(Statesville Record and Landmark)

Should I Get A Surfboard?

After a 3200 mile trek across this amazing country, we have survived our relocation from the piedmont of beautiful North Carolina to sunny California. We had a great time in Texas.  The next stop, Albuquerque, was really cool. Amazing sunsets. We stayed in Flagstaff Arizona and toured the incredible Grand Canyon just a few miles up the road. We even cruised the historic Route 66 (briefly). So much to see, so little time.


 The remaining members of The Beach Boys recently embarked on their 50th Anniversary concert tour this year, INCLUDING Brian Wilson, a musical genius.


Can you believe it?  Living here near the Pacific ocean conjures up memories of some of the first Beach Boys songs I listened to on the radio as a teenager. Songs like Little Deuce Coupe, Surfer Girl, In My Room, Surfin' USA, and Don't Worry Baby. Of course who could forget Fun, Fun, Fun and I Get Around?  


There are around 76 million American Baby Boomers who grew up with this happy California summertime music.  I would dare say we have all been through a lot of changes over the years. Good times, difficult times, even painful times.  


Yet there remains one constant through all the changes.  It remains the same yesterday, today and forever.  It is a statement I once read and heard more than once. "God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life."  That may sound goofy to you, even ridiculous. Even insane. Yet, it has kept me going through it all.  Over all the miles and all the trials I have endured, it is real.  


If  you are looking for peace that has been missing, if you seek the meaning of life, I encourage you to investigate this Jesus guy for yourself. You know who I'm talking about, the one and only Jesus Christ. Don't take my word for it.  It's not my job to convince you or even attempt to prove it.  All I know is the positive difference it has made in my life.  


Let's cut through all the bull being propagated by so called Christians in the name of religion. By the way, Jesus was not a big fan of religion. Don't let that noise distract you from discovering this man Jesus for yourself. He is the answer you've been looking for. Check it out.


Okay, enough of my rambling. I need to go take a bicycle ride.

Joe Gibbs Racing Simulcast May 26th

 

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May 26th – 9 am – 11am

Hear Coach Joe Gibbs and Dr. Tony Evans LIVE!

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Advertising That Inspires

Is it possible for an ad to connect with people in such a way that it inspires? Creativity is alive and well and better than 99.9% of the dull, boring, forgettable advertising that is out there now. How about this one for waking up your creative juices? Heh, loosen up and be inspired. You can do it. (This video is restricted, so go ahead and click to watch it on YouTube. Don't be lazy. Just do it.)NOTE TO SELF: CRANK UP THE VOLUME.

March To Read Kenya child literacy campaign

There is still time to help The Kilgoris Project get Kindles to kids in Kenyan schools. Please consider donating either text books ($31) or a Kindle ($155) - find out more at and watch the short video update

"So what's this all about?" You can check out the two international TV news stories below. Thank you!