From Homelessness To Introducing The President
This is a great story that happened in Washington, DC last month—here is the beginning of the article:
San Diego Continuing Education student Edith Espinoza is quite an inspiration.
Not long ago, the mother of two young girls was homeless and a victim of domestic abuse.
On June 26, she found herself sharing a stage with President Bush in Washington, D.C. She was selected to introduce the President at a national conference for the federal Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
After Edith introduced President Bush, he stated, “How beautiful was that? From being a homeless mother of two to introducing the President of the United States. There has to be a higher power. I love being with members of the armies of compassion, foot soldiers in helping make America a more hopeful place.”
Click here for full article.
San Diego Continuing Education student Edith Espinoza is quite an inspiration.
Not long ago, the mother of two young girls was homeless and a victim of domestic abuse.
On June 26, she found herself sharing a stage with President Bush in Washington, D.C. She was selected to introduce the President at a national conference for the federal Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
After Edith introduced President Bush, he stated, “How beautiful was that? From being a homeless mother of two to introducing the President of the United States. There has to be a higher power. I love being with members of the armies of compassion, foot soldiers in helping make America a more hopeful place.”
Click here for full article.
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