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Seguin
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Texas Lutheran University students participated with the City of Seguin annual CROP Hunger Walk on November 11, 2007. The Rev. Harry Foster, Professor of Old Testament Studies, challenged his students to "walk the walk." At that time the class was studying Old Testament prophets and their emphasis on economic and social justice. “I ‘encouraged’ my students” said Professor Foster, “by offering them the following incentives: Walk and you may 1) get ‘credit’ for one unexcused absence and 2) on our next exam, you may answer "CROP" on one question related to the Prophets.” Of the 10 students enrolled, 8 opted to Walk… an 80% participation rate!
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Austin
CROP Man appears to cheer on and lead Austin's CROP Walkers. Who is that masked...err...sunglass-ed man?
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Martha Loer isn’t clowning around when it comes to fighting hunger through the Austin CROP Hunger Walk.
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 Austin CROP Walkers carry wood and water jugs – these are everyday chores for millions in our world.
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 “Welcome to One and All” – this is the Austin CROP Hunger Walk!
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Smile. Because you make the difference in a CROP Hunger Walk!
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 Count this canine among Austin's $100 CROP Walkers -- each Walker raising $100 or more receives one flag representative of the nations where CWS offers help and hope. |
Kent Blake -- Just One Person
Just one person is all it takes to help make a big difference. Kent Blake of Cedar Park, Texas, chose the CWS Kits Program for his Eagle Scout project. He organized his parents, church youth group and Scout troops at the Cedar Park Ward (LDS) to help to assemble and ship 181 CWS Health Kits.
Kent Blake with his dentist, Dr. Jerry P Katz, who donated toothpaste and toothbrushes for the Eagle Scout project.
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Karen Criddle, National Honor Society Advisor, and Kent Blake with soap bars donated through the NHS
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One Health Kit ready to go and make a difference.
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Boxed and ready to ship -- 181 Health Kits -- Kent’s goal was 100 Health Kits.
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