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b'SACPA Thursday, December 8, 2005\\n\\nThe World \\u2013 Not in my back yard?\\n\\nWhy does a tsunami bring more attention than the HIV/AIDS pandemic?\\n\\nIf 4.8 million children have died from AIDS-related causes, should that \\nimpact my world?\\n\\nIs the Rwandan genocide of 1994 any different that the spread of \\nHIV/AIDS world wide?\\n\\nWhat is World Vision doing to address this situation?\\n\\nWhat can I do to make an impact?\\n\\nSpeaker: John Goulding, Development Advisor, World Vision Canada\\n\\nJohn joined the staff of World Vision Canada in June 2004 after serving \\nwith The Salvation Army for 32 years. During his time with The Salvation \\nArmy, John served in various capacities, such as pastoring congregations \\nin Newfoundland, public relations work in Ontario and 14 years as The \\nSalvation Army\\u2019s Director of Development of the Alberta area. John was \\ntransferred to Calgary in 1998.\\n\\nSince coming to World Vision Canada, John has visited Africa \\u2013 Uganda \\nand Rwanda. In November 2004, along with other World Vision Canada \\nstaff, John went to Uganda to see and understand what World Vision \\nCanada is doing in that country as it relates to HIV/AIDS. \\n\\nIn November 2005, John visited Rwanda and saw how the country is still \\nin pain from the 1994 genocides but struggling in a great way to \\novercome the war of HIV/AIDS. John will share some of that experience. \\nHe will talk about the beauty of the country and the heart-gripping \\nstories of children who are orphaned because both parents have died from \\nAIDS. John will also share some of the positive things that are \\nhappening, how orphaned children are cared for and given a new lease on \\nlife. \\n\\nModerator: Ruth Elzinga\\n\\nLocation: Sven Ericksen\'\'s Family Restaurant, 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive S.\\nTime: 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m. / Cost: $8.00 includes lunch\\n\\nDownload the Audio of this session.
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