COME TO INDIA WITH FACELESS!


contact sarah@facelessinternational.com

Comments

KatieB said…
What an opportunity. I'm definitely going to discuss this with my mum and see if I can make it work.
7:41 PM
iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan said…
I wish I could, Stephen. I wish I could.

One day, when I'm a little older, I'm going to go everywhere and change the world, just like you.

Til then, I pray. ;)
5:46 PM
lil_meg said…
I wish I could Stephen, I really do. But all my money just went into my mission trip to Fiji. Next time I will. :D India and Africa are the two places that I want to go help out in. Full time ministry in Africa, hopefully (:
8:35 PM
Unknown said…
Oooh, I am seriously considering this. I don't know how my mom would feel about my going to India during my Christmas break when at that point she will not have seen me for months... but... man I really am considering this. In fact, I think I'll email Sarah right now for the details. Thanks for the update Stephen.
6:34 PM
Anonymous said…
No thanks, they've all got tons of money ever since Slumdog Millionaire came out.
11:13 PM
Anonymous said…
so i was reading AP mag the other day and i saw an little mail from another reader about you and faceless in the hate/love mail section. made my day! check it.
11:10 AM
Dianna said…
I just sent in my application/registration on Wednesday. Thanks for letting me know about it.
4:35 PM
Anonymous said…
right one day before ma birthday :>
anyways ALL THE BEST
5:30 AM
Anonymous said…
SO MUCH MONEY.

i want to help people, and i'm sure you make it as affordable as possible, but how the hell can people afford this kind of money for a few weeks?

i just don't understand - i dont care about making money, i want to help those less fortunate than me.......................................but i need to have a ton of money to be able to do so?
10:01 AM
iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STEPHEN!!!
3:13 PM
Adrienne said…
You got played on Canadian radio station run by Virgin last month. Congrats, thats pretty epic for a band under a Christian label.
1:39 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

the six word memoir

Image
there is a (not so) current writing trend that is really pretty profound. short but profound. what it is is that authors, writers, and such are writing their whole memoir in just 6 words. some creative ones that i have found are... Nobody cared, then they did. Why? - Chuck Klosterman 70 years, few tears, hairy ears. - Bill Querengesser "For Sale: baby shoes, never worn" -Ernest Hemingway recently people have been putting pictures to their 6 word memoir and they have been incredible. here are some on this NPR LINK . so i think it would be great if each one of us did one about ourself. perhaps post a photoshopped picture and 6 words, or just your 6 word memoir all on its own. either way, i think it would be so interesting to see each others lives in a simple 6 words. HERE IS MINE: .............. LEFT BEHIND A LEFT BEHIND CHILD .................... alternates for mine: always looking, never finding. feeling found. lonely child found fame, lost self. -stephen so SO many good ones...
Read more

sticks & stones, broken hearts and bones.

it was trampled, mangled, dirty, and you could even see footprints from size 6 shoes but it didn’t have any words on it so i claimed it as my own. pure gold, that’s what it was worth to any 5th grader in our class. all the boys were going, or the ones that were in the know. my new found treasure was a bi fold invitation that had been torn in half, but there was no name on it now, so technically it could have been mine.; perhaps at one time it was in an envelope with my first and last name on it, but was dropped, taken out of its envelope, misplaced, ripped, and winded up just feet from my desk as if it was fate that we should end up in each others hands. it wasn’t mine. and the person who was giving them out made sure to tell me that i wasn’t invited, i know this because i showed it to the others in the class and they relayed the information to its rightful owner, a neglectful caretaker of precious goods. the birthday party was going to be the next weekend, and all week i had hyped t...
Read more

one safe couch.

Image
i really despise and adore estate sales. i guess its rather a love and hate relationship, i never really buy anything but just to be able to walk through someones house is almost like being able to read their journals or something. you can see what is in important to them, the pictures, the books, the organization, or lack there of. estate sales are basically a garage sale of, well everything. you can walk through a persons house who has probably died, which explains the reason why i hate them so much. its just creepy, i mean less than a month ago this piece of art was probably someones prized possession but now its for sale, tomorrow if its not sold it will probably have a big red slash through the ticket on discount, and if its still not sold it will most likely be in the dumpster or goodwill by the end of the week. someone LOVED that piece of art! at an estate sale a few days ago i walked through someones treasures and sifted through memories and prized moments ...
Read more