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    Mission Trip To Haiti

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    As I read the book Strength in What Remains and watched the film God Grew Tired of Us‚ my heart broke for the people suffering from wars and poverty in other countries around the world. As Deo described the suffering in his village‚ I was brought back to my mission trip to Haiti‚ where my eyes were truly opened to the world of poverty for the first time. I went into the trip anticipating it would affect my life‚ but I had no idea how much I would truly be changed. The most evident connection between

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    The Lost Boy What would life be like without books? One of my favorite books is The Lost Boy. This novel was published on August 8th‚ 1997. It is a true story about the life of Dave Pelzer‚ he is also the author. Dave overcomes extreme child abuse and learns how to live a normal life. My opinion on this novel is that it was easy to read. It was also very well written‚ and was difficult to put down. First of all‚ the main settings in this book were in various foster homes. Dave was at home with

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    twelve years‚ where I had gone through school‚ made friends‚ and grown up‚ was not going to be easy. At the same time‚ however‚ it represented new opportunities that I didn’t have in the suburbs of Dallas. I imagine that this was what Deo and the Lost Boys of Sudan felt as they journeyed to their new lives in America‚ but on a much lesser scale. As difficult as it was to move to rural Northwest Iowa‚ I cannot imagine the difficulty of immigrating to the United States from the war-torn parts of Africa

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    is different from many others and other’s lives are different from everyone else as well. That is diversity it’s culture‚ religion‚ and ways of thinking. There are many different kinds and they all should learn to coincide with each other. The Lost Boys/Girls of Sudan are said to have been better off in Kenya and I can disagree with that. Those who were resettled here in the United States were offered a better chance to help manage or change the lives of those they care about back home. Many of

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    God Grew Tired of Us

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    Jeffery Walker Ms. Causey English 101 May 8‚ 2013 The Lost Boys Whom Where Found The lost boys whom to be lost to love ones in many significant ways therefor the struggle they went through never keep them from been ‘found’’. The lost boys were very hurt and derived from the connections to another culture and from their homeland. First the lost boys overcame many adversities of creating new lives. Second the long journey out of Sudan to years spent in a refugee camp in Kenya to new lives in two

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    The Power of War

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    battle can be addicting since it causes adrenaline rushes and excitement for having meaning in someone’s life. While it can cause powerful and beneficial meaning in someone’s life‚ it can also cause devastation and distress like in the lives of the Lost Boys in God Grew Tired of Us. In Chris Hedge’s “War is a Force that Gives Us Meaning”‚ he states war causes different results such as the ability to kill without feeling regret‚ gives power‚ and creates meaning in a person’s life. When fighting on foreign

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    pain and suffering of those young boys‚ who were forced to become men so quickly. The film employs an excellent use of pathos in showing images of boys trekking across the desert while the boys are describing their journeys. The images held my attention in a way that almost possessed me. I couldn’t look away from the emaciated boy who has lost the use of one of his legs‚ and has to hobble through the dessert with a cane. It was impossible to ignore the little boy who looked to be around eight years

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    tribe was now burnt and destroyed. This is how The Lost boys from Sudan started. The Lost Boys from Sudan was a very large group of male toddlers‚ boys and men. This group was so angry even the places they stopped at the people there were angry and pitiful. They experienced over 5 months of walking to Kenya with an additional break every once in a while. Many of them died while walking because of yellow fever‚ thirst‚ hunger or sickness. The boys and men had to work hard carrying things up hill going

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    outstanding book giving insight about three young Sudanese boys fighting for freedom. It shows how life was and continues to be hard in the warring these African states. Life over there is extremely difficult especially for the kids because they face violence every day. Refugees had to travel to the next “Safe-point”‚ which could be hundreds of miles away when warring clans attacked each other. When raiders attacked one of Sudan’s “Lost Boys” Benjamin’s village he did just what his mother told him

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    In John Bul Dau’s memoir‚ God Grew Tired of Us‚ he tells the inspiring and heart wrenching story of the Lost Boys of Sudan. This two hundred and eighty one page book was published in 2008 in the USA. John’s moving story begins by explaining the tense political situation in his beloved homeland‚ Sudan. Sudan is a country located in Northern africa. John was born in1974 into the Dinka tribe in the agricultural and cattle raising farm of Duk County. The environment of southern Sudan is scorching hot

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