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Wisconsin joins Illinois with a Children’s Day 2011 proclamation!
Latest news release:
The Song Continues for “Children’s Day” 06/11/11
States and Cities Join in Proclaiming “Children’s Day” 06/10/11
Education Plays an Important Part in “Children’s Day” 06/04/11
Illinois Takes Lead… Governor Proclaims “Children’s Day” 04/28/11
Following Mother’s Day… Why not “Children’s Day”? 04/15/11
“Children’s Day” Also a Call to Prayer 03/23/11
States Proclaiming Children’s Day 2011
Illinois
Wisconsin
Cities Proclaiming Children’s Day 2011
Aurora, Illinois
Batavia, Illinois
Ft. Collins, Colorado
Petersburg, Virginia
Vancouver, Washington
In Petersburg, Va., a special park event is planned for Children’s Day 2011.
Special banners enscribed with “Happy Children’s Day” (2011) are being displayed Clinton, La.
Commentary from Rev. Dr. Lillian Capehart: Pray for our children
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Here are 10 Ideas for America’s Churches on “Children’s Day”
Puzzle & Bumper Stickers:
Some Endorsements:
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Mr. Nicky developed a national Children’s
Day song that was released in 2006 and now has been revised for 2011.
Hear Mr. Nicky’s “I
Love Being A Kid.” Visit Mr. Nicky at http://www.mrnicky.com.
This site is dedicate to the advancement of commitment to children and the expansion of Children’s Day in the United States and beyond.
“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” — Jesus
“It’s your job to give your children a boost. Affirm them. Tell them that they can be somebody. I remember reading Dr. Norman Vincent Peale’s biography. That book provides a clue to Dr. Peale’s success. Dr. Peale had a very strong-willed mother. And she used to say to Norman when he was a little guy, ‘Norman, you can be somebody. Believe it YOU CAN BE SOMEBODY!’” — Robert H. Schuller, founding pastor Crystal Cathedral, Garden Grove, Calif.
There are an estimated 56 million plus under the age of 14 in the United States. — July 2005 estimate from the U.S. Census Bureau
“About nine million children, or 12 percent of all people under the age of 19, are uninsured.” — March 14, 2007 New York Times
View 10-year-old Jonathan E. McCoy’s petition (2009) at YouTube…
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