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	Our purpose - To aid in restoring hope to the hearts of survivors in Liberia. How does one surrender unforgiveness, loss, injustice and all manner of fruits of hatred? Immaculee shares this story in Left To Tell: "A 92 year-old lady put her arms around me and hugged me tightly. She was so emotional that she was barely able to speak, but she found her voice. I'll never forget her words: 'I thought it was too late for me to forgive. I've been waiting to hear someone say what you did--I had to know that it was possible to forgive the unforgivable. I am at peace now.' " Anyone in the world can learn to forgive those who have injured them, however great or small that injury may be. I see the truth of this everyday." Immaculee Ilibagiza © 2008 - truthreconciled.org xxxxxx sitedesign timmyroland.com
Immaculée Ilibagiza Immaculée was born in Rwanda and studied Electronic and Mechanical Engineering at the National University of Rwanda. Her life transformed dramatically in 1994 during the Rwanda genocide when she and seven other women huddled silently together in a cramped bathroom of a local pastor’s house for 91 days! . . . read more

Our purpose - To aid in restoring hope to the hearts of survivors in Liberia.

How does one surrender unforgiveness, loss, injustice and all manner of fruits of hatred?

Immaculee shares this story in Left To Tell: "A 92 year-old lady put her arms around me and hugged me tightly. She was so emotional that she was barely able to speak, but she found her voice. I'll never forget her words: 'I thought it was too late for me to forgive. I've been waiting to hear someone say what you did--I had to know that it was possible to forgive the unforgivable. I am at peace now.'

" Anyone in the world can learn to forgive those who have injured them, however great or small that injury may be. I see the truth of this everyday."

Immaculee Ilibagiza

© 2008 - truthreconciled.org xxxxxx sitedesign timmyroland.com

Immaculée Ilibagiza

Immaculée was born in Rwanda and studied Electronic and Mechanical Engineering at the National University of Rwanda. Her life transformed dramatically in 1994 during the Rwanda genocide when she and seven other women huddled silently together in a cramped bathroom of a local pastor’s house for 91 days! . . .

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