Afghan-born Kamran Safi was 13 when the Taliban killed his father. To save his own life, Kamran was forced to travel thousands of miles alone, leaving behind his family, his home and everything he knew. Now 16, Kamran is traveling even further to share his story on the big screen. NBC News’ Sarah Rosefeldt [...]
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13 Jul, 2010
Six months after Haiti quake, ‘people have moved on to the next crisis’
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While the suffering in Haiti continues, world attention has turned to new crises.
After his fourth trip to Port-au-Prince in the six months since the earthquake struck the orphanage supported by his church, Pastor Randy Landis was approached by a member of the congregation at Lifechurch in Allentown, Pa.
“I had one of our members just recently [...]
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