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Monday Haiku and the Agape Community Center (August 13, 2007) There are dozens of topics I want to write about, including many excellent suggestions from readers, but today I turn to this very topical Haiku from astute reader Jay M.: Central Bank Bailout A Free Market Illusion Helps Wall Street Comrade At the family gathering I attended in Southern California this weekend, I was deeply impressed with the work being done in South Chicago by my cousin's daughter Beth at the Agape Community Center. I invite you to visit their website. My second cousin is in slide 19 of the center's slideshow with three of her students. ![]() The center provides an array of services to the homeless and children in the South Chicago community. The interns/volunteers and staff are doing essential, vitally important work and I applaud their efforts in a community in need of caring commitment. My second-cousin loves Chicago and enjoys working with children. I admire her very much and am in awe of her faith and positive energy. Beth, I am proud of you and of your co-workers. You make faith and love come alive. Here is my modest attempt to honor your tremendous devotion and spirit: Faith freely chosen a child's smile brightens winter one prayer answered For more on this subject and a wide array of other topics, please visit my weblog. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() copyright © 2007 Charles Hugh Smith. All rights reserved in all media. I would be honored if you linked this wEssay to your site, or printed a copy for your own use. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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