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Divine Healing Herbs


THERE IS A HERB FOR EVERY DIS-EASE KNOWN TO HUMANITY.

About

Divine Healing Herbs is located at 1621 W. 87th, Chicago, IL 60620 with store hours Monday through Saturday, 10:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Call 773-233-4372.

God’s Gift Wellness Center

[Image: Shaklee Independent ]

WELCOME TO THE MIRACLE WORKING PAGES OF GOD’S GIFT SHAKLEE
WELLNESS CENTER, WHERE GOD IS THE CEO.

GOD’S PLAN FOR OUR LIFE IS PROSPERITY. PROSPERITY IN OUR HEALTH, OUR FAMILY, AND OUR FINANCES.

SHAKLEE HELPS US TO OWN OUR OWN LIFE! ISN’T IT TIME FOR YOU TO HAVE CONTROL?


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About Theresa and Philip Smith

I AM A RETIRED EDUCATOR. I WAS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FOR
20 YEARS AS A TEACHER AND PRINCIPAL.I HAVE BEEN MARRIED TO MY LOVING(WHAT WOULD I DO WITHOUT HIM?)SUPPORTIVE SPOUSE FOR 42 YEARS.WE HAVE TWO ADULT CHILDREN(PHILICETA/PHYLLIS), AND FOUR GRANDCHILDREN.

I STARTED USING ONLY SHAKLEE PROTEIN WHILE
WORKING AT THE CHICAGO POST OFFICE,LOOKING COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED.

I WAS INTRODUCED TO SHAKLEE BY ESTHER MILAN, A CO-WORKER.PHILIP RETIRED FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ON 9-15-00.
HE IS A PRIVATE PILOT,C0-OWNER OF OUR SHAKLEE CHICAGO,AND LAS VEGAS BUSINESS.HE IS ALSO THE OWNER OF PERSONAL TOUCH COMPUTERS.SHAKLEE FITS INTO YOUR LIFE, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR NOT AT LEAST TRYING THIS BUSINESS,
STARTING WITH OUR QUALITY PRODUCTS. I STARTED PART TIME WITH
A FAMILY, WORKING, AND ATTENDING FOUR UNIVERSITIES. SO FORGET THE EXCUSES, AND CLAIM THE GIFTS OF SUCCESS THAT IS
A GOD-GIVEN PRIVILEGE,BY JOINING US AS WE SOAR AS EAGLES!

Organic produce is all about health but when it’s locally grown, it helps the Chicago Southside economy too.

A new organic farm stand opens Wednesday afternoons in Englewood this August.
Salad mix — organic fresh produce — including chard, beets, kale and broccoli, will grace the new Growing Home Farm Stand, 5814 S. Wood, each Wednesday, 3:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M., beginning August 8.

[photo by c. williams]
The new farm stand sells organic produce grown close to home. Some farming occurs as close as their Su Casa urban farm, pictured left, where farmhands Tyra Rodgers and Mona Ford work. Greens can be seen growing in long, well-tended rows behind the pair.

The non-profit Growing Home organization operates organic farms for agriculture training as well as job skills experience to help individuals transform their lives. That’s Bobby E., for example, selling produce in the large photo above at their Green City Farm Stand. Growing Home and Teamwork Englewood have joined together with the goal of making the urban farm at 5814 S. Wood a year-round organic production facility for farming as well as a community gathering and job training space.

Harry Rhodes, Growing Home’s Executive Director, talks briefly about the program.
Listen to Rhodes discuss Growing Home by clicking here.
And learn more about Growing Home at their website, www.growinghomeinc.org

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At the 95th and Longwood outdoor market Keith Chatman discusses ordering natural free range meats at the C&D Family Farms’ stall.

Crystal Nells of C&D Family Farms asks
Link Card recipients to find her at either the Beverly
or Hyde Park markets this summer and fall for her
all-natural pork, beef, chicken, eggs, lamb and goat
products.

Dear Loyal Customers,

I have never done this before. For those of you that know me you probably know that I am not very good at asking for help. Unfortunately we are in a position that I feel like my back is against a wall and don’t know where else to turn.

I am sure many of you are feeling the effects of the economy. Sales this summer have been about sixty-five percent of the last two years. In addition the season is coming to an end and there are quite a few things that need to be completed on the farm before the snow flies.

I am sure many of you have heard that this is supposed to be a heavy snow winter. We need to get some sort of snow plow or it costs us $125 to $150 to plow each time it snows so that we can get out to all the pens.

We need to build a piglet nursery. While it is very cute having them in my living room they are completely destroying my house. Complete areas of my hardwood floors need to be replaced. When it is cold out it is harder to transition them to the outer world. When it is cold out we put on coats, hats, gloves and boots. They go from a sixty-five degree house to twenty to thirty degree weather and they get sick. Then they cost us more money.

There is also regular maintenance on the farm including but not limited to fences that need to be repaired and replaced. There are driving areas that need to be filled in with dirt and stone. We have one pen that is now completely flooding out when it rains so we are going to have to have dirt brought in to build up that pen again. The list literally goes on and on.

You would probably like me to get to the point now. I am asking you for one of two things. I would like you to either donate money to the farm or lend money to the farm. For those of you that loan money to the farm I will send you a gift certificate for ten percent more then you lend us.
Please fill out the form attached and mail it back to us with your check.

I cannot thank you enough for your assistance and support.

– Crystal Nells of C&D Family Farms

Helping Hands of Chicago, Inc.


· P.O. Box 9565, Chicago, IL 60609-9565 · 708-891-2925 · joannehhoci@yahoo.com ·

We are a not-for-profit organization formed by two nurses who believe:

A.That everyone deserves a chance in life.

B.That every child should have loving and caring parents.

C.That mothers are the back-bones of life.

Mission

Helping Hands of Chicago, Inc.

A.To provide housing for women who have been incarcerated, detained, and disadvantaged.

B.That every child should have loving and caring parents.

C.That mothers are the back-bones of life.

Goal

Helping Hands of Chicago, Inc.

A.To provide complete housing for women.

B.To provide necessary supportive services allowing women to move into relationshiops with children and other family.

C.To link women with services that will lead to permanent housing.

D.To provide a holistic approach with women realizing the multiple aspects of their lives.

E.To maintain a safe, drug-free environment.

Program

Helping Hands of Chicago, Inc.

A.Our program provides secure, structured and loving environment supplemented by an array of social services for each woman’s special needs.

B.Our program assists and allows women to continue any on-going treatments.

C.Our program aides in the stability of financial, spiritual, and social conditions.

… secure, structured and loving environment…

Supportive Services

Helping Hands of Chicago, Inc.

A.Our program is a multi-disciplinary and comprehensive plan.

B.Our program is aimed at reducing the return-to-jail.

C.Our program’s intent is to re-join mom with kids and to aide in producing social families/individuals to society.

Conclusion

Our Core Values

•Faith

•People

•Relationships

•Redemption

•Structure

•Collaboration

•Community

•Racial Justice & Equality

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