A Place of Light in the Dark
May 5, 2010 - 2:26 am
Meet Lydia Mansour, a remarkable woman who was struck blind by measles at the age of two and went on to found the Peace Center for the Blind in Jerusalem. At the center, those that have lost their eyesight are taught valuable skills like knitting and reading Braille. They are introduced to a whole new world of opportunities and a bit of light is brought into their darkness. Distributed by TubeMogul.
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Led by Kenny Shu, President of East Valley Lions Club and Amanda Tang, President of Arcadia Chinese Lions Club, many Lions Clubs from 4-L2 & 4-L1 donated a Braiile Printer to Blind Children Center in Los Angeles on 12/12/2008. 
Led by Kenny Shu, President of East Valley Lions Club and Amanda Tang, President of Arcadia Chinese Lions Club, many Lions Clubs from 4-L2 & 4-L1 donated a Braiile Printer to Blind Childrens Center in Los Angeles on 12/12/2008.