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Amplify your goodwill and cheer this holiday season! Buy an orphan a pair of shoes. Support an education. Do it in the name of one you love or as a family affair. Learn how in the new VVQ Holiday Gift Guide (PDF) and don’t forget to share it!

My husband Tim and I wrote our first article together covering the kennel side of dog rescue. Creekside Kennel, run by Dawn Niebuhr, is where the AnimaLovers dogs that are up for adoption stay when foster homes aren’t available. Read the article (PDF format) to see why Creekside Kennels is so special.

Welcome to my first review written for The Pagan and the Pen.

Book Review: Crimson Dawn: Hallowed Echoes Volume One of the Dimenlien Chronicles by Myristica

The Pagan and the Pen connects readers with authors, editors and reviewers of the Pagan persuasion within the highly competative business of fiction and publishing. I had stumbled upon the blog when a short story collection I had read was reviewed there. After leaving a comment about that book, Unikirja by K. A. Laity, I have since been welcomed into the reviewers’ fold and I am thrilled to be part of such a supportive community.

The latest issue of VVQ is hot off the press!
In this Issue:

• A Note from Founder and Executive Director, Shana Greene
• Quilts of Love from Dawn Brislawn
• Baby Tasur Expected in December!
• The College of Integrative Medicine Opens in Ghana
• Where in the World is Ramesh Nath Sharma?
• Butterfly Project Scholarship Recipients
• A Special It Takes a Village Party!
• Contact, Subscription & Donation Information

Village Volunteers Quarterly 2.2 (PDF) is finally here!

Please consider throwing an “It Takes a Village Party!” in your own back yard this month or next. (See the newsletter for details.) You’ll raise both the awareness and funding required to sustain the global work done by Village Volunteers.

Many people depend upon our help around the world and yet, in this troubled economy, we too find ourselves asking for help. Thank you for any gift or donation you can manage. Every bit counts and is greatly appreciated.

All the best,
Kim Clune, Ed.
Village Volunteers Quarterly
http://www.villagevolunteers.org