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Tag Archives: charity
Just Go.
Each time I return from a mission or advocacy trip to a third world or developing country, I always come back changed. Sometimes it’s subtle, other times it’s profound. I can’t say the intensity of the change always stays since … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Life, World Vision
Tagged charity, church, humanitarian, Life, mission trip, World Vision
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Country Music Artists Join Efforts of World Vision
Country Music Artists Join Efforts of Global Humanitarian Organization World Vision Use Your Voice: Do Good campaign gains new artists (Nashville, Tenn. – Sept. 8, 2011) Global humanitarian organization World Vision has announced the addition of several Country music artists … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Charity, Music, Music Business, Nashville, World Vision
Tagged Artists, charity, country music, World Vision
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Partnering With World Vision
World Vision makes an indisputable impact on poverty and suffering around the world and I’m thrilled that I will be representing this amazing organization. I’m looking forward to conveying the many opportunities to artists and anyone in the music industry … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Music Business, World Vision
Tagged Artists, charity, country music, World Vision
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Purchase an Acaci Necklace for Christmas and Help an Orphan in Uganda
With your purchase of one Acacia Necklace from Visiting Orphans, Sweep Sleep will provide one mosquito net for each orphan at Canaan Children’s Home in Jinja, Uganda. Our very own mission team headed out to Uganda on December 28th will … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Life
Tagged Acaci, charity, necklace, non-profit, orphans, Sweep Sleep, Uganda, Visiting Orphans
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Musical Preview
Just some of the artists performing at the Compassion International benefit on December 2nd at Mercy Lounge in Nashville. More artist info and videos to come….. Bryan White Rob Blackledge Julie Roberts Blaine Laresen Alathea
Posted in Artists, Compassion International, Music, Video
Tagged Alathea, Bryan White, charity, Compassion International, concert, country, global food crisis, Julie Roberts, Music, Nashville, pop, Rob Blackledge, show, videos
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Artists Come Together With Compassion
COUNTRY, POP ARTISTS JOIN FORCES FOR COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL BENEFIT AT MERCY LOUNGE DEC 2 Artists Carter’s Chord, Julie Roberts, Bryan White, Blaine Larsen, Rob Blackledge, Mica Roberts, Trailer Choir, Canaan Smith, Charmaine, Natalie Hemby and other special guests perform at … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Compassion International, Music, Nashville
Tagged Artists, Blaine Larsen, Bryan White, Carter's Chord, charity, Charmaine, Compassion, Compassion International, country, global food crisis, hunger, Julie Roberts, Mica Roberts, Music, Natalie Hemby, pop, poverty, Rob Blackledge
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Passion for the Music. Compassion for the Poor.
Compassion International Benefit Show All proceeds will go to the Global Food Crisis Fund, assisting children and their families in the most needed areas where Compassion serves. • Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009, doors open at 7:30pm • Mercy Lounge in … Continue reading
The Guatemala Crew
Artists Lend A Hand To Good Causes Carter’s Chord joined fellow artists Megan Mullins and Rob Blackledge, and media professionals on a September trip to Guatemala on behalf of Compassion International, a child development ministry working to release the world’s … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Music Business, World Vision
Tagged Artists, Carter's Chord, charity, Compassion, Compassion International, country, Guatemala, Megan Mullins, Music, music row, pop, Radio, Rob Blackledge
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El Salvador with Emerson Drive
The mission and advocacyl trip to El Salvador was another amazing and overwhelming view into the lives of children and families being impacted and changed. Emerson Drive had the opportunity to see it all first hand and bring smiles to … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Emerson Drive, World Vision
Tagged Artists, charity, Compassion International, country, country music, El Salvador, Emerson Drive, Music
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From Country to the World
Tomorrow morning I leave for Honduras with a missions group. We will be traveling there to tour a couple of the projects that are set up. We’ll visit the children and families who are being directly helped and witness the impact that … Continue reading
Posted in Charity
Tagged Artists, charity, Compassion International, country, Music, Nashville, poverty
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Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
From the 48 Days blog of Dan Miller who is author of “No More Mondays“ and “48 Days To The Work You Love”. Does this reader question/comment ring any bells with you? “I have never understood the question (or variations … Continue reading
