Audio Poetry:
Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts
Audio Poetry:
Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts
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"Audio Poetry Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts"
"Audio Poetry Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts"
Audio Poetry: Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts, is an anthology of Lyrics by Brian-Asriel Newman paired with Prayers for those walking through similar circumstances, and a practical resources as well. All Proceeds from this work support New Reality International Orphanage in Haiti.
Audio Poetry Readings
(Best Things They Threw Away)
Audio Poetry Readings
(Best Things They Threw Away)
Audio Poetry Team
Audio Poetry Team
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Brian Newman is the Author of "Audio Poetry", contributing Lyrics and Prayers.
Brian Asriel Newman
Brian Asriel Newman
Author
Tania Nastassja Bento Edited "Audio Poetry" and also contributed her entries "Winter", "Hearts of Glitter" and "The Tree that Set Me Free" Her work is much appreciated.
Tania Nastassja Bento
Tania Nastassja Bento
Editor and Co-Writer
Kathy Anne Pierides provided Cover Art Concept for Audio Poetry. Her work is much appreciated.
Kathy Ann Periedes
Kathy Ann Periedes
Cover Designer
New Reality International Orphanage
New Reality International Orphanage
New Reality International: Project 7
The goal of PROJECT 7 is building a sustainable Children's Village, in the Northern city of Trou du Nord, Haiti, for children, who have been orphaned, abandoned, severely abused, and recued 'restavek' (child slaves). We have joined with the Haitian organization, Centre Orphelinat Bon Samaritan de Trou du Nord (COBSAMAT), and are working side by side to develop a self-sustainable safe haven for these amazing young lives. Our goal is that one day there will be minimal, to no need, for foreign aid, as the Village becomes self-sustainable, and locally run.