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They set up projects in refugee camps in refugee camps in Syria to promote democracy in Iraq. They have established the most effective HIV/AIDS program in Africa, which also happens to be contributing to legal reform and ethnic healing in Kenya. They spend their vacations building orphanages in poor countries around the world. These are just a few ways ordinary Hoosiers are transforming the world.

When: Wednesday, November 19, 11:00-12:30 PM (stay for lunch)

Where: North United Methodist Church 3808 N Meridian St Indianapolis, IN 46208

Part of the Mid-North Shepherd Center’s “Domestic Decisions” series.

John Clark of Provocate introduces some of the Hoosiers he considers his heroes. Join Fran Quigley of the IU-Kenya program, Charlie Wiles of the International Interfaith Initiative, Kelly Campbell of The Village Experience, and others for a discussion of how we can be part.

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