Lining Up At the Door

On February 2, 2012 By

After reading some Clifford books and making faces with round crackers and icing, the 5-year-olds lined up at the door, anxious to go outside and run.

They lined up at the door.

Nicely.

In a straight line.

And walked outside.

 I almost cried tears of joy.

This isn’t your typical suburban preschool where all the [...]

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Dear Friends,

  Today, Dec. 1, is World AIDS Day. You probably won’t hear anything else about it unless you live in a big city, maybe see a small item in the paper about it. Unless you have AIDS or have had a loved one die of it, the day pretty much passes unnoticed here in the comfortable, [...]

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How Important is a Hug?

On November 5, 2011 By

I had a great run Oct. 30, finishing the Marine Corps Marathon 10K in 51:30, which is about an 8:20 pace. I ran alone, but felt good as I watched the scenery around me, inspired by the music playing and the people all around me.

 It was cold, but I was warm in my [...]

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Congratulations Team 25:40!

On October 31, 2011 By

Team 25:40 had a cold start to yesterday’s Marine Corps Marathon and 10k. But they braved the cold (and the mud) to run the 10K and the full marathon. They were easy to spot on the course in their construction yellow t-shirts!

 We at 25:40 are so blessed to have such a great team of [...]

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“Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing, some have unwittingly entertained angels.” – Hebrews 13:2

It was the first time I recall meeting him, although he was quick to remind me that we met before – I think simply by knowing my name. No matter.  It will remain the image forever [...]

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I saw the Pentagon explode that day. I was stuck in traffic on I-395, battling my way into the city in my ’78 Fiat Spider – top down. It was less than half a mile away, and I saw it all. The ball of flame, the thick black cloud of smoke that seemed to just [...]

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CURRENT PROJECTS
25:40’s current focus is on children living in rural areas of South Africa’s Eastern Cape. We have selected this area as our place of initial focus due to its extreme poverty, lack of resources and lack of attention from the outside world.
THE AIDS IMPACT
The Sub-Saharan AIDS epidemic has a devastating effect on millions of families. Consider that 5.3 million adults and children live with HIV/AIDS in South Africa alone. Discover the hard facts about AIDS, and help become a part of the solution.
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