Comments on: Jewelry of Hope • Badria Al-Abdullah http://j270.wordpress.com by University of Montana reporting students Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:59:57 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Steve http://j270.wordpress.com/jewelry-of-hope-%e2%80%a2-badria-al-abdullah/#comment-37 Steve Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:59:57 +0000 http://j270.wordpress.com/jewelry-of-hope-•-badria-al-abdullah/#comment-37 I met Rev. Karau 5 years ago when I was on a trip to Kenya, and I am visiting again this summer. The Karau family are so warm and welcoming, and very well respected. I already support their work, but this sounds like a great way to support them even further - do you deliver to the UK? I met Rev. Karau 5 years ago when I was on a trip to Kenya, and I am visiting again this summer. The Karau family are so warm and welcoming, and very well respected. I already support their work, but this sounds like a great way to support them even further – do you deliver to the UK?

]]> By: Sarah Kelly http://j270.wordpress.com/jewelry-of-hope-%e2%80%a2-badria-al-abdullah/#comment-29 Sarah Kelly Fri, 18 Jan 2008 21:02:24 +0000 http://j270.wordpress.com/jewelry-of-hope-•-badria-al-abdullah/#comment-29 I have traveled with Brian and Debbie Lee twice to Kenya, East Africa and have personally seen the impact their outreach has on the people there. But more than that, their hearts have revolutionized my life and the lives of hundreds of university students who have traveled with Brian and Debbie and seen their compassionate hearts pour out on Kenya and the global project (GP) teams. Actually witnessing their hearts break for the things that break the heart of God, spur me and countless others onward in outreach and the seemingly impossible (yet strangely, possible) dream of changing the world through the love of Jesus. I have traveled with Brian and Debbie Lee twice to Kenya, East Africa and have personally seen the impact their outreach has on the people there. But more than that, their hearts have revolutionized my life and the lives of hundreds of university students who have traveled with Brian and Debbie and seen their compassionate hearts pour out on Kenya and the global project (GP) teams.

Actually witnessing their hearts break for the things that break the heart of God, spur me and countless others onward in outreach and the seemingly impossible (yet strangely, possible) dream of changing the world through the love of Jesus.

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