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When World Hunger Weekend comes to Rappahannock October 12-14, the events scheduled to take place no doubt have come as a result of many working hands motivated by countless heavy hearts. In a nation of plenty, where time sometimes seems the most precious commodity, too few look beyond to something Americans seldom experience - real hunger.
We generally know hunger from a distance: a picture crying out from the pages of some magazine; an article beckoning readers to send money and prayers. Fortunately, too few know hunger close-up; unfortunately, this causes too many not to understand it at all.
Some Rappahannock residents who understand are sponsoring a special weekend to tell others more. A lecture at Wakefield School by World Hunger Council Chairman Paul Findley will kickoff activities October 12, beginning at 2:30 p.m. A “World Hunger Dinner” and a “Concert to End Hunger” benefit performance also are among activities slated.
The weekend, though, only offers a come-and-see look at something churches, performers and a few dedicated individ
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