最暖心的新聞,最令人動容的勇敢女性!
所有人瘋狂逃離阿富汗時,奧克拉荷馬州一位60歲媽媽Allyson Reneau單槍匹馬衝向阿富汗救出10位女子機器人隊(Afghan Girls Robotics Team)成員。美國政府做不到的,她做到了。
這10個女孩都是12-18歲,克服種種困難,在國際機器人競賽獲獎,還在COVID-19期間用舊汽車零件做出成本低廉的呼吸輔助器。
Allyson Reneau的偉大不僅於此,她在50歲時進入哈佛大學取得碩士學位,她是連續三年每週通勤3000英里讀哈佛,同時間她還到紐約市茱莉亞音樂學院攻讀鋼琴演奏。
她是成功的企業家,擁有飛機機師執照,而且她是11個孩子的媽媽!
這根本就是神力女超人!
沒錯,她的力量確實來自神。
這是Allyson Reneau在一個訪談中說的話
「有時上帝將我們放在不舒適的景況中,是為了讓我們尋求祂。我在40多歲時跌入谷底,我覺得卡住了,我想對世界帶來改變並留下傳承給我的孩子……我對耶穌的信仰和祂對我們內心所說的話,我相信是真的。當祂對我說去讀哈佛時,我從未懷疑。」
“Sometimes God puts us in an uncomfortable position for us to seek Him. I hit bottom in my life in my late 40s… I felt stuck, I wanted to make an impact in this world and leave a legacy for my children…….My faith in Jesus and what He speaks to our heart, I believe is true. I never doubted when He spoke to me about going to Harvard.”
我想到聖經中的一句話,送給每個朋友
「靠著賜我力量的那位,我凡事都能做。」(腓立比書 4:13 聖經當代譯本)
For I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength. (NLT)
願主耶穌所賜的剛強和力量與我們每一位同在,使我們像Allyson Reneau一樣,完成一個個看似不可能的任務。
我們也都能像Allyson Reneau一樣,救出更多孩子,讓他們成為明日的希望!
【新聞報導】
【超強60歲媽隻身飛中東搞定10本護照 營救阿富汗全女機器人隊成員】
https://tw.news.yahoo.com/%E8%B6%85%E5%BC%B760%E6%AD%B2%E5%AA%BD%E9%9A%BB%E8%BA%AB%E9%A3%9B%E4%B8%AD%E6%9D%B1%E6%90%9E%E5%AE%9A10%E6%9C%AC%E8%AD%B7%E7%85%A7-%E7%87%9F%E6%95%91%E9%98%BF%E5%AF%8C%E6%B1%97%E5%85%A8%E5%A5%B3%E6%A9%9F%E5%99%A8%E4%BA%BA%E9%9A%8A%E6%88%90%E5%93%A1-143442671.html
【US woman becomes a superwoman for Afghan all-girl robotics team, rescues 10】
https://www.google.com.tw/amp/s/indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-globally/mother-of-11-allyson-reneau-becomes-a-superwoman-for-afghan-womens-robotics-team-7462846/lite/
Allyson Reneau訪談
【The Power of An Unrealized Dream : Allyson Reneau】
https://gemsofmotherhood.com/the-power-of-an-unrealized-dream-allyson-reneau-ep23-2/
#prayforafghanistan
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#我凡事都能做
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“The LORD is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.”
Ps 34:18 NLT
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rescues 在 台灣1001個故事 Youtube 的最佳貼文
The first nature documentary series on global endangered species in Taiwan, 《Orphans of the Earth》presents three new episodes in 2021 《Elves of Taiwan》,that reach out to the sky, the sea and the grasslands only to reveal precocious footages of the endangered endemic species that are known for extreme rarity, minimal sighting rate and videotaping challenges—Taiwan Grass Owls, the Taiwanese Humpback Dolphins, and the Formosan pangolins.
The production crew of “Elves of Taiwan” partakes in perhaps the most difficult animal rescue operations in line with conservation efforts and the most dignified science-based survey projects. The program unveils diversified local landscapes and endemic species completed by various angles and perspectives—from aerial rescues, ocean investigations, to underground bone excavations; it is indeed a brutally honest series that documents the conservation and restoration of the terrestrial, oceanic, and airborne endemic species in Taiwan.
A pangolin is hunted every five minutes in the world on average. It’s the most seriously poached mammal on earth. The film crew climbs the rock and follows Dr. Ching-Min Sun, a renowned pangolin researcher, in his tracking for pangolins. We monitor their life journeys and try to dig out burrows and the truth behind their deaths. In 50 years, Taiwan has transformed from a hunting ground to a breeding ground for pangolins. After years of conservation, pangolins in Taiwan are increasing with the highest wildlife density in the world. The island has become the last fortress for pangolins worldwide.
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rescues 在 台灣1001個故事 Youtube 的最佳貼文
The first nature documentary series on global endangered species in Taiwan, 《Orphans of the Earth》presents three new episodes in 2021 《Elves of Taiwan》,that reach out to the sky, the sea and the grasslands only to reveal precocious footages of the endangered endemic species that are known for extreme rarity, minimal sighting rate and videotaping challenges—Taiwan Grass Owls, the Taiwanese Humpback Dolphins, and the Formosan pangolins.
The production crew of “Elves of Taiwan” partakes in perhaps the most difficult animal rescue operations in line with conservation efforts and the most dignified science-based survey projects. The program unveils diversified local landscapes and endemic species completed by various angles and perspectives—from aerial rescues, ocean investigations, to underground bone excavations; it is indeed a brutally honest series that documents the conservation and restoration of the terrestrial, oceanic, and airborne endemic species in Taiwan.
The film crew participates in Taiwan humpback dolphin surveys by Ocean Conservation Administration on the sea, captures a rare humpback dolphin group, and explores root causes behind their dwindling populations. Also, we document the largest pygmy killer whale rescue effort by 2,000 people over 56 days. We follow researchers to Orchid Island, an outer islet of Taiwan, to uncover the bones of a baby sperm whale, and record the tragic deaths of stranded melon-headed whales and blue whales. Their survivals and deaths are symptomatic of a deteriorating marine environment.
■台灣1001個故事 說不完的故事
每周日晚間9點,請鎖定東森新聞【台灣1001個故事】唷!
更多精彩內容鎖定《台灣1001個故事》
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rescues 在 台灣1001個故事 Youtube 的最讚貼文
The first nature documentary series on global endangered species in Taiwan, 《Orphans of the Earth》presents three new episodes in 2021 《Elves of Taiwan》,that reach out to the sky, the sea and the grasslands only to reveal precocious footages of the endangered endemic species that are known for extreme rarity, minimal sighting rate and videotaping challenges—Taiwan Grass Owls, the Taiwanese Humpback Dolphins, and the Formosan pangolins.
The production crew of “Elves of Taiwan” partakes in perhaps the most difficult animal rescue operations in line with conservation efforts and the most dignified science-based survey projects. The program unveils diversified local landscapes and endemic species completed by various angles and perspectives—from aerial rescues, ocean investigations, to underground bone excavations; it is indeed a brutally honest series that documents the conservation and restoration of the terrestrial, oceanic, and airborne endemic species in Taiwan.
In the Southwestern badlands in Taiwan, there is a very mysterious owl of terrestrial habitats, the Taiwan grass owls, and as of today, scientists are still unable to decipher its whereabouts and behaviors. Against all odds, the production team followed up all kinds of clues for two years— from bird net rescues, follow-up research, to nocturnal studies— and is finally able to present the stirring life story of these aerial elves of Taiwan as they face the changes and destructions in their habitats.
■台灣1001個故事 說不完的故事
每周日晚間9點,請鎖定東森新聞【台灣1001個故事】唷!
更多精彩內容鎖定《台灣1001個故事》
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