Jeremy Reynalds
Jeremy Reynalds is a freelance writer and the founder and CEO of Joy Junction, New Mexico’s largest emergency homeless shelter, http://www.joyjunction.org He has a master’s degree in communication from the University of New Mexico, and a Ph.D. in intercultural education from Biola University in Los Angeles. His newest book is « The Face of Homelessness. » Additional details are available at http://www.HomelessBook.com. Reynalds’ upcoming book is « We All Need a Little Help. » It will be released on October 3 2008. He lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For more information contact : Jeremy Reynalds at jeremyreynalds comcast.net. Tel : (505) 400-7145. Note : A higher resolution JPEG picture of Jeremy Reynalds is available on request from Dan Wooding at danjuma1 aol.com. ** You may republish this story with proper attribution. Send this story to a friend. Web-Stat hit counters
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Les Articles de Jeremy Reynalds
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Couple Forced from their Home by City Officials Find Strength in their Faith
What if you didn’t have the money to pay your utility bill, and the city said “Get out!” And what if “Out” meant living on the dangerous streets of Albuquerque, specifically the “War Zone,” a (...)
19 November 2008 -
Vietnam : un chrétien tué par la police
Un jeune chrétien de 26 ans a été tué par la police vietnamienne lors d’une manifestation de protestation contre les persécutions anti-chrétiennes au Vietnam. Il s’appelait Y-Cung Nie... Le Vietnam mène une campagne très (...)
27 août 2008 -
Vietnamese Police Murder Degar Christians
A Degar Christian was recently tortured and killed by Vietnamese security police. According to a news release from the Montagnard Foundation, the murder of Y-Cung Nie occurred on April 14 after his involvement in a demonstration (...)
23 August 2008
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