Nov
25
2009
25
2009
This is for the Children of the Slums
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The following is a slideshow of images I captured during my time in India. It’s by no means all of them, but represents a good portion of the pictures I captured of children.
Note: Give yourself a pat on the back if you can guess the song line I have mimicked in the heading of this post. Does anyone want to have a guess?
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Frank is the Education and Advocacy Manager for TEAR Fund NZ. Frank is a licensed Minister in the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand and has a keen interest in biblical perspectives of Justice and how this connects to service to, with and for the poor, disadvantaged and marginalized people of the world.
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Ogghhhh “this is for the people of the sun”.. rage against the machine, the greatest band in all of history. Refering to the zapista movement in southern mexico. Do I win a book or something
How’d I know you’d get it?
Mate, you win my enduring admiration… but you already that.