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St. Sabina unveils sculpture of Jesus weeping over gun violence victim: 'I hope this wakes people up.' - Vimarsana News

St. Sabina unveils sculpture of Jesus weeping over gun violence victim: 'I hope this wakes people up.'

The life-size sculpture, titled Thou Shalt Not Kill, shows a hooded victim of gun violence face down on the ground, bullet holes etched into his back, while Jesus weeps over him.

Youngstown YMCA to dedicate sculpture with spiritual theme - Vimarsana News

Youngstown YMCA to dedicate sculpture with spiritual theme

Youngstown’s YMCA is inviting members of the public to come downtown and visit a new sculpture created by an artist whose works are designed to spark compassion and other spiritual values.

Source: wfmj.com
Youngstown YMCA to dedicate sculpture to welcome strangers - Vimarsana News

Youngstown YMCA to dedicate sculpture to welcome strangers

Youngstown’s YMCA is inviting members of the public to come downtown and visit a new sculpture created by an artist whose works are designed to spark compassion and other spiritual values.

Source: wfmj.com
Jeremy Everett - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Everett

Proximity, policy and research play significant roles in the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty’s fight to end food insecurity. In this Baylor Connections, Jeremy Everett, BCHP executive director, conveys the heart behind the call to feed the hungry—both close to home and around the world—and examines how relationships, high-level research and multi-sector partnerships boost the work they do.

Source: baylor.edu
Zimbabwean nonprofit promotes 'God's way' of farming - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwean nonprofit promotes 'God's way' of farming

(RNS) — Foundations for Farming has helped Zimbabwe experience its first food surplus in two decades.