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Permalink Reply by Sgt70 on July 22, 2010 at 4:35pm

Anganna rarana bwa e kawa ke ko tangiria riki bwa e na kabuanibwai ngkana ko aki anganna

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Permalink Reply by Crusader09 on July 25, 2010 at 8:15pm

Kai tao e tara n ae kaga akea iai te kaga2 007 kee???..bwa are n aron ae mentioned Mwamwaho ao e bon ko4 bwa antai ae nag aki karaoa te ibuo2ki nakon te aomata ae ea kan maate kee..ti gkana ko tak bwa koaki nba kona n reke n te aoraki anne ao tera ae tauko ...tai aga nba raram teutana kee...mah gaia are bon karaua nba iagoia raoi ao n tara2 nako iai kee..bwa are e bon oki2 te kai kee..gkana gkai bwa ko rawa n aga raram ao antai gkanne ae ena kabanebuaka ana tai ni maga aga maeuina ibukim???..URINGA BWA ARE TE RARA BON TE MAEU KEE..ao e kakawaki te ibuo2ki nak iai kee..

kai tao ti gaia anne 007 ae i kona n share wif u kee..ao i rag against aaro tabeua are a katabua te aga rara irouia aia koraki ..bwa are a tia arora ni kabane ni kamaeuaki man raran IESU ao ti riai nba ni kaai ni ikarekebai ni buokia raora kee..gkai ao n aki totoki AMEN...

I a totoki iaki te mc bwa ia kawa n taua te tai ao a maiti nba taan maro2 iaon te subject aio kee..ao tanz very much for ure concern about dat matter..en it one of the most interesting point kee/..

so tanx once again en may our lord guide en grant u watever u need kee

ure bro..in Xisto..KTKirata

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Permalink Reply by Super T on August 27, 2010 at 6:40am

one phrase I always remember which I held from one teacher is; "SHARING IS CARING", so if u share you blood, it means u show tat u care for him/her. but according to our I Kiribati people.. tis is their habbit to love one another.. am I right?.., so I have no doubt tat anyone on Kiribati will refuse to give his/her blood to those who needed... as SHAGGY sing in one of is song "SAVE A LIFE"... does that word makes u proud when people say it to u tat u save someones life... I bet u will smile...

Tats all wat I can say... hopes it helps answer your question there OO7 or shall I say James Bond!!!

...C U at the blood donation center at Naverevere!!!

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Permalink Reply by Tawaia I Baantarawa on August 28, 2010 at 12:31am

Interesting huh?

Jesus may have said yes to the question when he accepted his destiny of dying on the cross, to shed blood for all who had sinned. His blood soaked and stained the ground where he was crucified. Already he knew about this, how hard it is going to be. Yet because he loved God and his people he never complained. His blood flowed freely so we can be saved.

I understand that some religions may forbid donations of the blood. I am not disputing this because I believe this is a choice for every individual to make. Consider the good Samaritan and those that decline because it's against their religious beliefs. If it wasn't for the good Samaritan, the injured man would definitely die.

Lets give to save.

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