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Music
& interviews for Latter-day Saints and their friends
world-wide
This
week:
Reach the Children
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Kevin
Clawson and a young boy in Molo, Kenya |
"The
Cricket & Seagull" is a 20-30 minute on-demand internet
radio show--a faithful-but-informal voice bringing music and interviews
of interest to Latter-day Saints and their friends world-wide.
Host Steven Kapp Perry brings you the unique voices of authors,
artists, musicians, scholars, and fellow Saints. Pull up a chair
and join us for "The Cricket & Seagull Fireside Chat"!
Click on an option to Listen:
HOW
DO I LISTEN?
About
this edition:
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Reach
the Children volunteer making bricks
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The world
is bigger than I ever knew -- and smaller too. There's more to
understand about nations and cultures and history and languages
than one person could ever learn, but at the same time you can
go anywhere in the world in just a few hours or days and get started.
Started learning the one basic thing that anyone can learn to
understand -- people.
This week's
edition is a an audio journey to Africa with Reach the Children;
a non-profit, non-denominational humanitarian organization --
one of many such groups. I chose this one because I know something
about it and because I want to bring you the voices of some of
the anxiously engaged Latter-day Saints who are part of it.
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Bob
& Susan Roylance rejoicing in the harvest with a partner
in Kenya. |
You'll hear
about the miracle in "Mormon Valley" in Kenya, a primary
class singing in Uganda, and more.
This week's musical excerpts were taken
from live recordings.
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Steven
Kapp Perry recording Kenyan school children. |
All interviews
and songs were recorded live in Kenya and Uganda by Steven Kapp
Perry and are Copyright © 2002 by Reach the Children. Used
by permission.
Click
Here to learn more about Reach the Children.
To read the Ensign article about the saints in Chyulu, visit LDS.org
and see the February 2001 issue.
Click
Here to read Bob Roylance's article in Meridian Magazine about
the miracle in "Mormon Valley."
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