Mike Rusch
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This past week we had the honor of having Mike Foster, Founder of People of the Second Chance, in NW Arkansas for Cobblestone Project’s “Present in the City: Grace.”
Here are links to download the audio files from the evening
Please join me (and others from our community) on Nov 2nd at Present in the City - The Fatherless to hear John Sowers, President of the Mentoring Project, share his story and mission to redeem a generation of children who do not know what it’s like to have a father.
…the team that came to the first harvest at the Cobblestone Project Farm initiative. It was beautiful evening & thanks to Joshua Segraves of Serviam Photography for the photo. More photos at The Farm - First Harvest.
Mark Horvath Visit (Creator of InvisiblePeople.tv)
Crazy next few days ahead, but I’m really looking forward to it.
We’re lucky enough to be hosting Mark Horvath, the creator of InvisiblePeople.tv, here in NW Arkansas as he makes his way across the US to Washington, D.C. to speak at The Idea Camp. A small group of us just signed up to attend, so tell us if you want to go along.
I don’t formally know Mark yet, but I’m anxious to get to spend a few days with him…listening. He has an incredible story of going from affluence to homelessness and how his passion for showing the real faces of homelessness in an effort “to get us mad enough to do something.” KLRC did a two part interview with him that aired on Wednesday, and you can listen to a small portion of Mark’s work by downloading it from KLRC (link to Mark Horvath interview).
We have a busy few days starting early tomorrow morning with some time at
Seven Hills Homeless Center, media interviews, time at NW Arkansas Women’s Shelter and Samaritan Community Center. Then the main event…1,287.
We rest a little Saturday and then we are visiting some homeless camps in South Fayetteville on Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon we have a special surprise for Mark. A University of Arkansas Art Professor (Bethany Springer) has some of her work to share. And, then he is off on Monday.
I’ll be posting twitter updates along the way (http://www.twitter.com/mikerusch), so listen in for some behind the scenes updates, pictures, etc.
Okay…here we go.
