Rev. Rebecca Dunn
Rev. Rebecca M. Dunn B.Msc.
Saginaw, MI
Season for Humane Service
June - July - August
The Season for Humane Service is the third season in the Peace Cycle, following the Season for Peace and Nonviolence and the Season for the Earth. By dedicating ourselves in service to all living things, we participate in the healing of the world.
The following featured programs for 2010 are but a few of those recommended by The Association for Global New Thought:
1.4 billion people on our planet live in extreme poverty. The Global Poverty Movement seeks to invigorate the global movement to take effective concerted action on poverty through the presentation, "1.4 Billion Reasons." Based on leading research, the 90-minute presentation clearly articulates the facts of extreme poverty and demonstrates that by making simple changes, everyone can become part of the solution.
Sri Lanka
After the destruction brought by the 2004 tsunamis, the Sarvodaya Grassroots movement, founded by Dr. A. T. Ariyaratne, sought to rebuild the country from a foudation of peace, education, and sustainability. The Vishva Niketan community programmes in the villages and institutions of selected districts operate in five stages: Mind-body centred personality development, Development of life skills, Education for life, Sustainable social development, and Spiritual development. (More)
Tibetan Youth Excellence College Fund 
The very first Tibetans to arrive in the United States came in the early 1950's and were followed by a very small trickle who came on an individual basis. In 1990, the U.S. Congress set aside 1,000 visas for Tibetan refugees from India and Nepal. Within the next year the first Tibetan immigrants started to arrive, and since they were not officially designated "refugees" by the State Department, had no access to any governmental support. The children of these new immigrants and the second generation of Tibetan-Americans have now started to graduate from high school and are attending colleges and universities. (More)
I encourage you to become active with one of these worthy organizations or something else of your own choosing.
Here are some additional resources that can assist you:
StargazerNET.net's Voluntarium
We are One.
"The greatest commandment is the first: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, and strength. The second is like the first: Love your neighbor as your self."
Love your self.
Love your neighbor.
Love God.
All ways of saying the same thing.
Rev. Rebecca M. Dunn B.Msc.
Saginaw, MI
