Daylight Supporters
"I am eager to commend to you a young man [Nathan Roberts] who has stepped far out of his cultural upbringing and his 'comfort zone' to undertake personal service on behalf of people of poverty and war half a world away, and to go to great lengths of personal sacrifice to give that service...Michael [Kimpur] has been dedicated to his people and to helping Pokot youngsters make a new start in their lives through education, including the honoring of many values that can give them freedom and dignity"
The Rev. Dr. Arthur A. Rouner Jr.
President and Founder of Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation
The Rev. Dr. Arthur A. Rouner Jr.
President and Founder of Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation
Our Wonderful Supporters!!!
Individuals: Lance and Susan Abramson, David and Barbara Allen, Josh Anderson, Russell Anderson, Gena Anderson, Robin Anderson, Stanley and Marlys Anderson, William and Kristi Anderson, Christopher Weber and Kassi Anderson, Jacqueline and Ray Arneson,
Neal Bernards, Bethel Global Prayer Servants, Debbie Blue, Debra Brooks, Peter Brummund, Mary Bennett Carlton, Daniel Chow, Carol and Kevin Cragg, Bob and Diane Dahl, Jason Dahl, Anna Dadabo, Ralph and Joan Daniel, Rachel and Luke Finsaas, Ruth Fothergill, Thomas Misa, Chris Harms, Jennifer and Theodore Harms, Margaret and Rick Hansen, Sheree and Randy Hansen, Tracy L Hansen, Janet Lee Havens, Jerry Hofmann, Rachel Hundt, Molly Irvine,
Kim Jakus, Aaron & Suelynn Junkert, Robert Mithell, Nancy M Kaley, Eric Kang, Rachel Kilsmith, Jessica Kizewski, George and Marillyn Knutson, David Krasno and Lisa Roebuck-Krasno, Kresbach Family, David and Faith Kroeker Maus, Charity Kroeker, Calvin L Kroeker, Peter Koudelka, Erica Koser, Ben and JeaNell Krupnik, Bruce and Sherrie Kunkel, Sarah Kyllonen, Chris Larson, Asher Zulkosky, Kristine Zulkosky, Kenneth and Barbara Larson, Sterling Leahy, Deana Leigh, Erik Leigh, Jamesine Ann Leigh,
Steven and Tristen Lindemann, Tessa Livingston, Judy Lyon, John G MacFarlane, Kathy and Jim Magnus, Bob and Hallie Mann, Donald Mathers, Michele Matteo, Rachel Matz, Tami Martin,Theodor & JacquelineMaxeiner, Robert & Gisele MCAFEE, Bob and Stella Menning, Brianna and Cody Menning, Brett Mikkleson, Peter Miller, Mervin and Lisa Miller, Nora and Larry Miller, Blake and Gina Myers-Schultz, Ron & Demise Parks, James and Margaret Parsons, Lindsey Pastor, Gretchen Peck, Chad and Angela Pederson, Michael and Jennifer Peterson, Steve and Teka Pope,
Karen Quast, William Reingold, Matt Rivard, Steve and Linda Richardson, Kellen Roberts and Marisa Gustafson , Mike and Pat Roberts, Nathan Roberts, Emilie Robinson, Ruth and Durand Robinson, Julie Robinson, Joseph Schmall, R.H. and J.M.Schmall, Skip Schmall, John and Joyce Schwartz, Karen Schwartz, Sally and Tony Sexton,Marjorie Smith, Craig Smith, and Elizabeth Michel, Lenny and Sandy Snellman, Kris Southard, Jenny Sponberg, Erik Stapleton, Jon and Sarah Stone, W. Vason Summerlin, Andrew Thomas, Sharon Thompson, Andrew Ulasich, Mary and Michael Ulasich,
Diane Valure, Mark and Elizabeth Vander Shaaf, Josiah and Kari Waderich, Steve and Tamera Waderich, Luanne and Peter Welch, Eric and Stephanie West, Mary Kay and Paul Willert, Richard and Carolyn Young, Beverly York!
Organizations: Pokot Tribal Elders, Turkana Tribal Elders, Karamoja Tribal Elders, The House of Mercy and Debbie Blue and Russell Rathbun, Lynnhurst UCC Church, First Presbyterian Church of Stillwater, The Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation, Edina Morningside UCC, Luther Seminary, Bethel University, Winners Chapel, Jon Stone for the Amazing Logo! The Good Shepherd Foundation, Holy Cross Orthodox Christian Church
The challenge of development is actually a complex set of many different interconnected challenges: Daylight Center is responding through a holistic approach to ethnic conflict, education, and capacity development. Daylight is serving people that would otherwise be left out or left behind. And perhaps most importantly, the vision of Daylight is driven by empowered local leaders.
David Maus
Field Organizer for the Upper Midwest of Bread for the World
David Maus
Field Organizer for the Upper Midwest of Bread for the World
AT on the Mic was a child soldier in Liberia and hopes that his music will transform the lives of people and encourage them to support putting an end to child soldiering in Africa. Daylight Center helps kids just like him.
"I used to walk around with an AK-47 around my shoulder you gotta kill people everyday. I went to America to be a better man, to be an Education Man." -lyrics from Do What You Wanna Do. AT on the Mic
"I used to walk around with an AK-47 around my shoulder you gotta kill people everyday. I went to America to be a better man, to be an Education Man." -lyrics from Do What You Wanna Do. AT on the Mic
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