The camp has been profiled by USA Today, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, TIME, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, People, and Good Morning America. Seeds of Peace has also been covered by Portland's major newspaper and its local TV stations. And, world leaders are quick to sing its praises too. The President and Mrs. Clinton have spoken glowingly about the program. I wholeheartedly support your efforts.
Maine is a long way from the Middle East.
Most Mainers will never walk down the streets of Cairo or Tel Aviv, but more and more Middle Eastern teenagers are making the trek to our tranquil woods. More than a thousand have already come. We Mainers know we live in a special place, and the state may be taking a special place in world history. After all, the seeds of peace are being planted right here in our back yard, and with Tim Wilson as the gardener, they are sure to sprout. 1999 Port City Life Magazine.