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An institution like no other, bars come in all shapes and sizes each with a soul of its own. The characters change, sometimes its sad, sometimes its jubilant, but there is always a story.CONTENT
This web page blessthebar.blogspot.com states the following, "An institution like no other, bars come in all shapes and sizes each with a soul of its own." We saw that the webpage said " The characters change, sometimes its sad, sometimes its jubilant, but there is always a story." It also said " Tuesday, May 24, 2011. The Salty Dog - Ithaca, NY 1970s. Today, the bar is covered in really ugly stucco. I find it somewhat hysterical that the bar used to be covered in ugly fake stone facade. Some things dont change I guess. It is amazing to me how much the bar has changed. There is going to be a giant reunion for."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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MISSIONS WORK WITH US! Fathers day 2016 2. Our Mission is to help children fulfill their purpose in life. Bless the Children Home is located in Guyana, South America. We are a place where children can find safety and grow in what they are here on this earth to do. Our environment is conducive to a home environment and each child is encouraged to customize their room and sleep area to reflect their personality and favorites.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011. Elijah Omendi - Kenya, Africa. I invite you to meet Elijah, one of our orphans in Kenya. Please help ensure Elijah is able. To continue living in the orphanage and stays in school. Thursday, July 14, 2011. Medical Care to the Poor of Honduras. Over the course of six days this spring Bless the Children and members of the Church of the Epiphany served more than 600 poor children and community members in areas of Honduras where no medical care is available.