Steven Curtis Chapman – This Could Be Love & I Will Be Here

Steven Curtis Chapman - This Could Be Love & I Will Be Here

Funny song from Steven and “I will be here”.
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Cinderella Steven Curtis Chapman en español

Video Rating: 5 / 5

Salvation Army Offers Free Food and Toys for the Needy this Christmas

Victorville, CA (PRWEB) November 24, 2004

“As always, people in need can turn to the Salvation Army to help feed their families this Christmas and let the children have a little fun,” said Captains Joe and Cathy Whipple of the Victor Valley Salvation Army office. They added, “Last year we gave away 644 food baskets and 1,200 toys to needy families in our area, this year we hope to help more people.”

From now until December third the Salvation Army is accepting applications for Christmas assistance on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at 14585 Lapaz Drive in Victorville. To qualify applicants must bring a picture ID for yourself and an ID for every member of their household, proof of all household income and a current rent receipt or utility bill.

“The people of the high desert donate all of the food and toys the Salvation Army gives away. “Last year people were so wonderful donating so much. This year we ask those who can to donate canned goods or boxes of food, toys or money to help more of Victor Valley’s needy families,” said Captain Cathy Whipple.

To make a donation call (760) 245-2545 or drop by The Salvation Army at 14585 Lapaz Drive in Victorville. “It means so much to needy families,” said Captain Cathy Whipple.

About The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army for Victor Valley is located at 14585 Lapaz Drive in Victorville, California 92395. The phone number is (760) 245-2545; the Fax number is (760) 245-1130. We serve the communities of Victorville, Hesperia, Barstow, Lucerne Valley, Apple Valley Ridgecrest, Phelan, Helendale, Adelanto, Pinion Hills, Ore Grande, George Air Force Base and Wrightwood. All assistance services are funded by the donations of the Victor Valley residents.

Services include: girls and boys programs, women’s programs, daily bread (except on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays), senior ceramics class and vacation summer camp.

Emergency services include: food, assistance with utility bills, lodging for homeless or evicted families; clothing and furniture for burnout victims, evicted and the homeless; prescriptions, assistance with rent/mortgage and transportation. When funds are available.

The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. One of the largest charitable and international service organizations in the world, The Salvation Army has been in existence since 1865, supporting those in need without discrimination. Donations can always be made online at http://www.salvationarmyusa.org, or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY.

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A Hilarious Night At Mid Point Cafe’ with “The Bristrous Brothers:” Celebrating a 20 Year Reunion; See and Hear the Original and Newer Members of This Christian Comedy Team on the Same Stage.

(PRWEB) January 4, 2005

Join us for a Hilarious Night of Comedy At Mid Point Cafe’, located in Greenwich, CT, with “The Bristrous Brothers” celebrating their 20 Year Reunion. This is a one time opportunity to see and hear the original members (Ely, Mike, Johnny, Bert and BJ) as well as the newer members (Ricky, Brother E, and Elvin) on the same stage. The Bristrous Brothers have always been a crowd

pleaser. You never know what they will come up with this time.

BJ Ojeda, John Oyola, Ely Sotomayor, Mikey, Bert,

and Ricky Bocachica, Elvin Flores, and Brother E. are all members of Christian churches with professional careers which expose them to everyday situations and events which, if you’ve seen them before you will know, pop up in their routines.

Best known for their main character Moncho Moncho, there is a following that is faithful to the comedy of The Bristrous Brothers which is hooked on their twist on current events, historic events, sports, music… anything… You just never know what to expect.

A few years back, the original members were featured on a week long performance of skits on Channel 47′s TV Noon time show with Luis Jimenez. Boundaries??? What’s that?? Appearing on a commercial for the Spanish laundry detergent company Lavendar Sachet, or on WWDJ 970AM Radio shows and commercials, or major outreach productions at Crossroads Tabernacle in the Bronx, or in the monthly Coffee House at Salem Temple, the only thing that changes is the location. The comic relief is guaranteed.

Date: January 29, 2005

Time: 7:30pm prompt

Cost: Free (no cover charge for this event)

Plenty of free parking

Address: Mid Point Cafe at Harvest Time Church

1338 King Street Greenwich Connecticut

(next to Westchester County Airport)

30 min from Whitestone Bridge.

Directions:

Hutchinson River Pkwy north to route 684, exit 2

at 1st light make left that will be route 120, go past 2nd light (short blocks) make right on Gateway Lane (route 120A), make right on king St., go 1/2 mile Purdy Farms will be on your left, Harvest Time Church-Mid Point Cafe will be on right. (Look for the 3 Flags on right)

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Third Day – More to This (lyrics)

Third Day - More to This (lyrics)

I no longer use this channel. My current channel: www.youtube.com Just the song and the lyrics of “More to This” by Third Day. I do not own the song nor the lyrics.

A bonus track from Third Day’s new album “Move (Deluxe Edition)”. The music is Copyright © 2010 Provident Label Group LLC, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment.

Stamford Hill Youngsters Launch Campaign to Help the Aged this Christmas

(PRWEB) December 25, 2005

The youngsters from the Victory Youth Group, part of the UCKG HelpCentre in Stamford Hill, were shocked by statistics stating that 40,000 elderly people could die of cold this winter because of escalating heating bills. The team decided to pull together and donate their old clothes, books, CDs, and mobile phones to the Help the Aged recycling appeal.

The youth group then approached family, friends, neighbours and members of the community with a similar appeal for unwanted items, all of which will be recycled and transformed into vital funds for the charity or sold in Help the Aged shops across London. The charity will receive