Comments for Kent Annan http://kentannan.com Thu, 21 Jul 2011 14:28:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on On Being Radical Together by Tim Høiland (@tjhoiland) http://kentannan.com/uncategorized/on-being-radical-together/comment-page-1/#comment-2270 Tim Høiland (@tjhoiland) Thu, 21 Jul 2011 14:28:24 +0000 http://kentannan.org/?p=431#comment-2270 Great thoughts, Kent. I'm encouraged by what you're up to in Haiti. Great thoughts, Kent. I’m encouraged by what you’re up to in Haiti.

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]]> Comment on One Year After the Earthquake by Isabella http://kentannan.com/writing/one-year-after-the-earthquake/comment-page-1/#comment-387 Isabella Wed, 19 Jan 2011 21:40:23 +0000 http://kentannan.org/?p=342#comment-387 Hi, I "met" you through Chri´s blog. And it was really good to find out your work in Haiti. I sent an email to Haiti Partners cause I wanted to know a bit more about the work the organisation was doing there but got no answer back, so quite nice to be able to read the report and some articles about all the work here in your blog. Thanks Hi, I “met” you through Chri´s blog. And it was really good to find out your work in Haiti. I sent an email to Haiti Partners cause I wanted to know a bit more about the work the organisation was doing there but got no answer back, so quite nice to be able to read the report and some articles about all the work here in your blog.
Thanks

]]> Comment on One Year After the Earthquake by Karen Barnes http://kentannan.com/writing/one-year-after-the-earthquake/comment-page-1/#comment-298 Karen Barnes Wed, 12 Jan 2011 18:57:50 +0000 http://kentannan.org/?p=342#comment-298 Hi Kent, I traveled to Haiti 6 months ago with a group that built 2 houses for families who lost everything. I read your book, Through the Eye of the Needle, as I prepared to go (& while we were there). I was so encouraged by your work there & by your courage to follow God's calling. I was also amused by your stories of working with the builders & the antics involved, in the midst of our own antics with foremen on site in Petite Goave, Haiti. The similarities were uncanny. Anyway, I can't help but ache for Haiti today & am so glad that there are groups like yours that do not give up. Thank you! Here is my own post today, on Remembering The People We Met in Haiti: http://wp.me/pOdsW-bn Karen Hi Kent,
I traveled to Haiti 6 months ago with a group that built 2 houses for families who lost everything. I read your book, Through the Eye of the Needle, as I prepared to go (& while we were there). I was so encouraged by your work there & by your courage to follow God’s calling. I was also amused by your stories of working with the builders & the antics involved, in the midst of our own antics with foremen on site in Petite Goave, Haiti. The similarities were uncanny. Anyway, I can’t help but ache for Haiti today & am so glad that there are groups like yours that do not give up. Thank you!

Here is my own post today, on Remembering The People We Met in Haiti: http://wp.me/pOdsW-bn

Karen

]]> Comment on New Book by 34 Days! « God with Us http://kentannan.com/book/comment-page-1/#comment-3 34 Days! « God with Us Fri, 14 May 2010 05:01:03 +0000 http://kentannan/?page_id=16#comment-3 [...] This is a book I recently read and would recommend to anyone - regardless of whether you ever want to live or work with the world’s poorest. It’s written much like a journal, and is an easy read. I appreciated Annan’s honesty, as well as the fact that he neither places those in poverty on a spiritual pedestal (with the wealthy being evil in comparison) nor dismisses them as lazy. [...] [...] This is a book I recently read and would recommend to anyone - regardless of whether you ever want to live or work with the world’s poorest. It’s written much like a journal, and is an easy read. I appreciated Annan’s honesty, as well as the fact that he neither places those in poverty on a spiritual pedestal (with the wealthy being evil in comparison) nor dismisses them as lazy. [...]

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