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Hope for homeless is aim of project
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A plymouth church has launched a new project to help the homeless
and those facing alcohol and drug-addiction.
A two-day launch event, called Hope for Changing Lives and
Building Communities, is set to take place this Friday and Saturday.
The idea comes from the All Nations Ministries, based in Mutley
Plain, which is working in partnership with other city churches.
On Friday there will be a shared meal and entertainment followed
by an open-air concert.
There will a...
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Around Wales: Vale of Glamorgan.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
; ORGANISATIONS managing community buildings in the Vale of Glamorgan are being invited to join a special body called Building Communities. The independent charitable organisation was launched just over two years ago to support community centres and village halls in the Vale with an initial
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Youth summit May 21 at Hutchinson Center
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; BELFAST - The second youth summit of 2004 will be held at the University of Maine Hutchinson Center next week. The youth summits are held annually by Building Communities for Children. They draw more than 60 high school students from the three major school systems in Waldo County: SAD 3, SAD 34 and
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ICMA launches "Building Communities...It's No Small Chore" Public Awareness Campaign. (Performance Matters Fall 2002).
Public Management
; To increase understanding of the value that professional city, town, and county management brings to our communities, ICMA recently launched its Building Communities It's No Small Chore Public Awareness Campaign (PAC). Created to address the association's strategic plan objective to develop
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Community is growing stronger
Plymouth Evening Herald, The
; A new gardening project is set to dig up community spirit in Efford. The allotment project, which is part of the Building Communities Initiative, is looking for enthusiastic green-fingered volunteers to grab a spade, pull up some weeds and plant some seeds. Cllr Michael Leaves, city council cabinet
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Building communities of peace for all.
The Ecumenical Review
; Community, religion and spirituality For human beings, community is not a luxury but a bare necessity. Solitude can be useful; but it is useless to be alone. We can be truly human only if we are in community, which is presupposed in solitude of the spiritual kind. Building communities is thus not
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 "The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)")
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ARTS SEMINAR SET OCT. 20-21.(KENTUCKY LIFE)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)
; Registration is under way for a statewide arts conference in October in Hebron. ''Building Communities Through the Arts'' will be Oct. 20 and 21 at the Cincinnati Airport Mariott and several other sites throughout Northern Kentucky. The conference is designed for artists, teachers, social workers,
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Building communities
New Straits Times
; New Straits Times 08-31-2007 Building communities Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Supplement Memo: Celebrating 50 years of Indipendence PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT AS the leading developer in Malaysia, S P Setia is strongly committed to not only creating conducive physical environment but bringing
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Game Loft receives youth outreach award
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; BELFAST - The December meeting of the Building Communities for Children Coalition highlighted the Game Loft as the recipient of a No. 1 Exemplary Community Afterschool Program award. Board members, staff and a youth member shared the presentation about the programming at the Game Loft and its plans
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Peace-building for women and children in Asia.
The Ecumenical Review
; Building Communities of Peace for All The theme Building Communities of Peace for All reflects a challenge and a commitment of the Asian churches to the task of peace-building in the face of so much violence and unpeace in the region. As theme for both the 12th general assembly of the Christian
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Building communities safe for everyone
The Boston Globe
; HATE CRIMES The deadly gay-bashing of Matthew Shepard in Wyoming is one of the most sickening instances of a hate crime ever reported in the United States. The Globe has been wise to make space for continuing coverage on the front page. But let's not kid ourselves into thinking that these sorts of
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