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World View Index

Release Date	Commentary Title
1/1/2001	A gift from Africa is a gift to Africa A Sunday school teacher from Portland, Oregon gets new meaning to Christmas.	Africa.rm
12/25/2000	Christmas gifts offer joy, hope Helping poor people around the world can bring joy to the giver and recipeint alike.	Christmas.rm
12/18/2000	Scrooge transformed by the love of a child The lives of children in poor countries and their sponsors are being transfored. God bless us everyone.	Scrooge.rm
12/11/2000	Club offers hope to children with AIDS Some 1.3 million children are living with the AIDS virus. World Vision helps children in Romania find love and hope.	Children.rm
12/4/2000	Mother with AIDS has simple dream for her son With help from World Vision and her son's sponsor, Thai mother is hoping to see him get an education.	Mother.rm
11/27/2000	World Vision at 50: Responding to AIDS AIDS presents the greatest threat to children in the 1990's. A Minnesota church steps in to be parents of hundreds of African AIDS orphans.	AIDS.rm
11/20/2000	Ethiopia trip changes teen's perspective Thanksgiving has new meaning for Pittsburgh high school students	Teen.rm
11/6/2000	Congratulations, Mr. President-elect. Don't forget the poor The election is over. Let's restore America's reputation for generosity.	Congratulations.rm
10/30/2000	World Vision at 50: What's your World Vision? As World Vision marks its 50th anniversary, we seek to honor everyday heroes with a world vision.	Vision.rm
10/23/2000	World Vision at 50: Saving lives in Southeast Asia One person can make a difference. Stan Mooneyham prods the world into action to save the "Boat People" in the 1970's.	Saving lives.rm
10/16/2000	Small 'survivor' hunts rats At the end of the world, I meet a young boy who feeds his family by catching rats.	Survivor.rm
10/9/2000	Ethiopians happy to have food in their homes Coming from a land of 24-hour grocery stores, I'm moved and humbled to meet families who walk for hours for a bag of grain.	Ethiopians.rm
10/2/2000	Six months later, flood recovery is still underway Rosa is just one of the hundreds of thousands of Mozambicans still recovering from devestating flooding last February and March.	6 months.rm

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