In the story of Hagar and Ishmael, God's messenger will tell Hagar that God will save them because he has heard the voice of the crying boy. |
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It was back in 1998 that Hagar first set up a small soya milk-producing enterprise staffed by a number of women from its shelters. |
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Hagar Catering is another flourishing operation with promising growth potential. |
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Female weavers in rural Cambodia have earned good incomes from selling their hand-woven silk to Hagar Design. |
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In fact, one of the allwomen farming communities supported by the Hagar Project also cultivates and sells soybeans to Hagar Soya. |
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As a majority shareholder in HSL, the Hagar Project is able to channel its share of the dividends back into its many social programs. |
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God works against the trend in this story towards treating Hagar as a disposable commodity, twice rescuing her and her son. |
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Half of the workers are mothers and young women from the Hagar Project's shelters and foster homes. |
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The Hagar Project in Phnom Penh provides temporary homes and training in soya milk production to poor women with children. |
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Hagar Soya has grown from a micro-enterprise to a profitable business with a gleaming new factory and 40 employees. |
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These painstaking efforts finally brought the idea to fruition, and Hagar Soya Limited was born. |
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Although Hagar Soya is now a legally registered company independent of Hagar, it has by no means lost its connection with its founder. |
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It is possible that Hagar is still living there and that Isaac has gone to visit her following his mother's death. |
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It reminds me of the comic strip Hagar the Horrible when he charges the castle and he looks behind him and his men are running the other way. |
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As flinty and immovable as the Stone Angel itself, Hagar Shipley is defined by fierce pride she inherited from her father. |
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Just twelve months later, the scheme was operating at a profit and Hagar was able to start plowing the revenue back into its other activities. |
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Not once but twice, when Hagar is at the end of her possibilities in the desert, God calls to her and provides what she needs. |
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The Hagar Project, based in Phnom Penh, provides temporary homes for such women and their children, and offers vocational training in areas such as sewing, food preparation and soya milk production. |
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As with the stories of many other biblical women and churchwomen throughout the centuries, in Hagar we get a glimpse of some of the gifts that women have to offer to the church and to the world. |
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After Isaac is born, relations between Sarah and Hagar do not improve. |
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One is from Mount Sinai, bearing children to bondage, which is Hagar. |
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The witty, irascible and fiercely proud Hagar, faced with the prospect of a nursing home, sets out on a preposterous journey in search of the safe haven of an abandoned ocean side house she remembers from happier times. |
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Only a few years earlier, and also with technical and financial support from MPDF, Hagar transformed its silk craft workshop into Hagar Design Limited, which employs formerly homeless women. |
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It owns Hagar, mostly in Iceland and Sweden. |
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Since 1994, the Hagar Project has devoted itself to helping destitute Cambodian women and children by providing them with temporary homes, schools, counseling and literacy classes. |
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Hagar Design turns out a dazzling array of hand-made purses, travel accessories and home decoration items that are sold to high-end markets in Europe and Asia, with sales slowly rising in other regions. |
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Hagar is an important biblical model for women in the church. |
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Each have left their mark on this beautiful little island from the Copper Age temples at Hagar Qim to the wartime gun-emplacements of the Grand Harbour. |
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A 24-year-old graphic designer, Hagar Nagi, decided to search for international celebrities who look similar to Arabic actors and actresses, and combine them in hybrid photos. |
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