Grant Cassidy This is Me

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1. 1. TAP

   www.anglicanplanet.net/TAPInte - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/1/2005   Last Visited: 7/9/2007

   On Dec. 26, a tremor from the deadly Indian Ocean earth-quake woke Grant Cassidy from his sleep. Both his home and church are only 6 km. from the coast. Cassidy lives in Chennai, (form-erly Madras) in Tamil Nadu, the province on the Indian mainland most devastated by the Tsunami. A Canadian Anglican, Cassidy works for World Vision as the Director of Market Development in the Asia Pacific Region. He has served in India for seven years. Cassidy spoke with Sue Careless of the AnglicanPlanet about what he glimpsed of God's grace in the midst of seemingly overwhelming disaster.
   
   The Anglican Planet: Did the Tsunami challenge or shake your faith? Or did it force you to go deeper into it and walk closer with God?
   
   Grant Cassidy: No, a disaster does not shake my faith.

2. 2. World Vision Mounts Massive Response Death Toll Exceeds 10,000 in Asia

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   Published on: 12/27/2004   Last Visited: 7/11/2006

   "Hundreds of families are searching for children who have likely been swept out to sea," says Grant Cassidy, a World Vision aid worker helping with the relief efforts in India.
   
   Houses, cars and boats have been swept away, and thousands of families have lost everything and are in a state of shock, Cassidy says

3. 3. komo news | More Local News : Local Help For Earthquake, Tsunami Victims

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   Published on: 12/30/2004   Last Visited: 12/30/2004

   Grant Cassidy, a World Vision relief worker in India, reported to Owen that "Hundreds of families are searching for children who have likely been swept out to sea."