Sentences with phrase «rural family life»

With a booming population and a distance of only three hours from Chicago, the Springfield area serves everyone from the big - city mogul to the rural family living in a scenic village like Chatham.

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While my family and I love our community in rural Maine, my work as a professional speaker necessitates living closer to an international airport, so we made the decision to move closer to Portland this summer.

Low - and moderate - income families who live in rural areas can apply for a USDA - guaranteed home loan as long as they meet income and credit history requirements.

The Rwanda Partners Basket Co. is a poverty fighting program of Rwanda Partnersworking to change the lives of impoverished weavers and their families in rural Rwanda

Though living through a period that witnessed the birth of an independent United States, the French Revolution and the Terror, the Napoleonic wars and the rise of revolutionary romanticism, the evangelical revivals and the upheavals of the Industrial Revolution, she focuses on a few middling gentry families in rural England.

I'm guessing L4H is someone living back on the farm and has never left his rural community, the only life he knows is that of his family and close church friends.

One member cooperative with 500 indigenous Maya Mam families, Asociación de Silvicultores de Chancol, struggled to make a living from the 6,200 acres (2,500 ha) of reforested land it owns despite a donation of timber processing equipment in 2006; Guatemalan laws have a strong bias against rural forestry businesses.

Reading about her life growing up in Australia in a rural community with her family was a breath of fresh air.

In addition, our producers are small family businesses that live in rural areas away from the pollution of the cities, like on Mt. Banahaw.

When my husband was young, his family lived in a rural setting with lots of space to roam.

The Farmhouse Suite at Vermont Grand View Farm lures families away from their hectic lives, inviting them to slow down and experience the peacefulness of rural farm life.

We're Waldorf - inspired, family - owned and operated and thankful to work, live and play in beautiful, rural North Idaho.»

Our family had recently relocated to Northeast Iowa where I had been called as the pastor of a small, rural church and we had the joy of living in a 99 year old Iowa farmhouse that the church owns as its parsonage.

It is far more than you will find in other seats, making it perfect for families that live in rural areas that might not get as much support on their roads.

I was traveling abroad, I was in Argentine and I was just living with the family and our car just flipped over on a rural road.

«It is simply wrong that a family in great need living just yards outside a Flying Start area or in rural isolation can't access the same enhanced health visiting scheme or parenting support programmes.

A third - generation farmer from rural New Jersey, she was planning to go into the family occupation when her life took an urban twist.

Opioid addiction is destroying too many lives in our cities, too many families in our rural communities, and too many young men and women in our suburbs.»

A new examination of remoteness as a barrier to health care, published online in the Journal of Global Health, notes that most surveys and policy documents categorize families as living either in an urban or rural setting, and this dichotomy can mask disparities of the most remote families.

SAAF was designed to enhance parenting and strengthen family relationships among African - American families living in the rural South.

«The exposures are to farmworkers and farmworker families, and people who live in those rural areas that are abutting the fields where chlorpyrifos is applied,» said Earthjustice attorney Kristen Boyles.

The solar panels on his home in rural Kentucky generate all the electricity his family needs to live on and work a 1200 - acre cattle farm.

Most of the participants will come from a well - studied extended Colombian family living in Medellin and its surrounding rural areas that is estimated to have 5,000 members.

Many of the people returned to Port - au - Prince because they felt as if there was no life for them in the impoverished rural regions of Haiti, and they no longer wanted to be a burden on their already poor family members, he says.

Scientists have long conjectured that climate change would spur families in poor countries to migrate as ever - fiercer storms, floods and other disasters made rural life unbearable.

A new examination of remoteness as a barrier to health care, published online today in the Journal of Global Health, notes that most surveys and policy documents categorize families as living either in an urban or rural setting, and this dichotomy can mask disparities of the most remote families.

In the 2000s and ever since, prescription opioids and backyard - cooked methamphetamine's are devastating lives and families amongst rural, white, working and middle class communities.

Join me and my family as we get our «urbansteading» on and live life on the rural side!

By that, I mean, everything that has shaped you; your education, gender, upbringing, whether you live in a rural area or urban, the color of your skin, your family relationship, if you have allergies, if you work with physical or health considerations, whether you have been sexually assaulted... and on and on

The mission of Harmony Hill is to transform the lives of those affected by cancer and to inspire healthy living for all: I am a Family Nurse Practitioner, INCCP Associate Faculty, a former Univ. of Washington Assistant Professor, and was one of the first Nurse Practitioners in this state practicing at a rural health clinic in the Cascade Mountains.

For those of you who are new here, I'm Amy and I live in a small, rural community on the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona with my husband, two kids, and our family pets.

Ontario, Canada About Blog Horse - Canada, the Family Horse Magazine, is an all - breed, multi-discipline magazine with emphasis on equine health, horse care, and rural living and recognizes the inclusion of horses into familyFamily Horse Magazine, is an all - breed, multi-discipline magazine with emphasis on equine health, horse care, and rural living and recognizes the inclusion of horses into familyfamily life.

While Christian single interracial dating or married couples can live peacefully in most urban societies of the world, they may still be stigmatized in rural areas, and sadly even within the confines of their own church and family.

Our Wild Life A rural North Carolina family and its menagerie of kangaroos, alpacas and the like are the subjects of this new unscripted series.

Set after an apocalyptic nightmare in which ugly - ass blind giant insect - y creatures (looking like atomic grasshoppers) have done in most of the planet, Krasinski's film focuses on one family in rural New York who have abandoned their farmhouse to live in the barn where it is easier to control the sounds they make.

For a man seeking a quiet life, Chad Cutler drums up an awful lot of trouble in Adam Smith's rural family drama, Trespass Against Us.

The young family moves to rural Essex where Milne's bouts with PTSD flare up, Daphne becomes disenfranchised with her husband and a young Christopher Robin has a more meaningful connection to the family's live - in nanny.

Then there are Andrew Garfield (Breathe) as advocate Robin Cavendish, one of the longest - living polio survivors in Britain; Benedict Cumberbatch (The Current War) as electricity titan Thomas Edison; Jason Clarke (Mudbound) as Henry McAllan, a city worker who relocates his family to a rural farm post-World War II; Hugh Jackman (The Greatest Showman) as P.T. Barnum; and, less likely, James Franco (The Disaster Artist), completely losing himself in a Method turn as failed filmmaker - turned - cult icon Tommy Wiseau.

I've been waiting to see this for several months, a rural thriller film from Swedish director Hanna Sköld, that combines live action and stop motion animation in the story of a long line of family abuse.

Two families live in rural Mississippi; one black, one white.

Catherine Corsini) In 1971 France, a young girl from a rural family moves to Paris and begins a life - changing affair with a feminist activist.

One family — a father (Krasinski), mother (Blunt, who's married to Krasinski off - screen) and their children; I don't think we ever heard anyone's name — remains, and we quickly learn that the family's survival is due to their ability to live on their rural farm in silence.

It opens in 1950, as Eilis (Saoirse Ronan) is reluctantly preparing to leave her home and family in rural Ireland for a new life in New York City, arranged with the help of an Irish priest, Father Flood (Jim Broadbent).

Sheila Roberts: Filmmaker Dee Rees assembles a powerful ensemble cast in «Mudbound» to bring to life Hillary Jordan's international bestseller about two families living in rural Mississippi following WWII who face the harsh realities of farming and the brutal social barriers of the Jim Crow South.

You've heard of a family moving out of the bustling city to the serenity of rural life before, but have you heard of one moving to an animal park?

Plagued by a series of apocalyptic visions, a young husband and father (Michael Shannon) living in rural Ohio questions whether to shelter his family from a coming storm, or just from himself and his delusions.

The film illustrates the lives of white and black families in rural Mississippi as they confront the brutal realities of prejudice, farming, and friendship in a divided post World War II era.

Kristen Stewart is the human damsel Bella Swann who is uncommonly, instinctively, irrationally attracted to the brooding Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), a pale, aloof high school dreamboat in a reclusive vampire family that has vowed to live in harmony with humans in an overcast, verdant American Eden in the rural Pacific Northwest.

The title reflects the physical setup of an American family living a silent and technologically repressed life on a rural property.

A unique benefit of the school's rural location, Rearick reports, is that the active church life of the residents promotes strong families.