S1.E11 ∙ The Man from Snowy River

Deborah's letter is about a 17 year old girl from London with Spina Bifida, a developmental congenital disorder, who writes a letter to God about her life detailing where she came from, what she is doing now and where her future lies.

UNICEF-Gala during the Tennis ATP-world championship 1996 in Hanover organized by Ion Tiriac. Celebrities auction some private items and viewers donate via phone.

World Peace and Prayer Day was founded in 1996 in the Black Hills of South Dakota by Chief Arvol Looking Horse, 19th generation keeper of the sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe of the Sioux Nation. Arvol Looking Horse was led by a vision to honor sacred sites and to invite all nations and all faiths to do the same, to heal our relationship with our mother, the Earth. World Peace and Prayer Day is held annually on the summer solstice, a powerful day to pray for peace among all living beings. 2010 WP&PD was held at Blue Star Equiculture in Palmer, Mass. Their mission is to provide homeless working horses a sanctuary while bringing education, equine awareness, skills and healing to the community and environment.

This program has been designed specifically to help people with no previous knowledge of Jesus to have a better understanding of who He is.

Two old brothers are trying to get rich growing flax. They are hard and hardworking men, living in post-industrial Flanders-Belgium as if time stood still. While the brothers ignore the changing world around them, their rural village transforms and suburbia closes them in. And there is more: in the past, they have always pretended to be deaf to the subject of environmental licensees. But those days are gone. The local authorities want to shut down the flax mill and their habitat is in danger of being destroyed. Everything is about to change. Will the flax men adapt or disappear?