Created For Community - 8 items found
 |  Created for Community,: Connecting Christian Belief wit Nonfiction $24.58  Time Left: 26d 11h 55m |
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 | CREATED FOR COMMUNITY - STANLEY J. GRENZ (PAPERBACK) NEW Nonfiction $21.58 Time Left: 17d 9h 7m |
| Created for Community: Connecting Christian Belief Nonfiction $1.00 Time Left: 6d 9h 44m |
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 | MANAGEMENT CREATED FOR BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Textbooks, Education $120.00 Best Offer Enabled Time Left: 7d 20h 46m |
IAVA / Ad Council - Alone
, announcing CommunityofVeterans.org - the first online social network exclusively for veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. www ...
"What Would Yugi Do?" - made for redconvoy
Created in association with the "Help Haiti" community on LiveJournal. Based on a fanfic by redconvoy. www.fanfiction.net
Hunterdon County 4-H celebrates National 4-H Week
Some of the things we did this year for community service include making tissue paper flower centerpieces and Veterans Day cards for Valley View Nursing Home residents, baking cookies for Thanksgiving in the Country, making holiday cards and... Our club is a consumer science club and our main focuses are food, art and community service. At the fair, our club offered fair-goers the opportunity to participate in community service projects. Our club participates in many different community service opportunities. Our leaders this past year were Mary Perrine and Julie Perrine, both veteran 4-H leaders who bring varied and interesting talents to lead our group.Organizing for Change | Repair the World
When I applied to the Jewish Organizing Initiative (JOI) in spring of 2005, I had never heard of community organizing. So I searched for a place outside of the academic world where I could maintain two sets of values in a mutually inclusive way: my commitment to justice and my commitment to Jewish community. On Fridays we would learn together about community organizing, social change, Jewish history, etc. And the latter had been inbred in me since I was a small child, the daughter of parents who built their lives around synagogue life and whose unfailing dedication to their community has often seemed unparalleled. And we would also spend time each week studying Jewish texts, thinking about how our Jewish identity impacted our work....
Created For Community - Bookshelf
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Created for community, connecting Christian belief with Christian living |
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Created for community, study guide for adults |