|Remaining gable in urgent need of preservation.|
The above image shows the remains of the old church. In 1983 in Brian Lacey's 'Archaeological Survey of County Donegal' it was described as thus - "Fahan old Church (DG038-013001-): In 1622, the parish church was 'well and sufficiently repaired' (Royal Commission, 191) and it continued in use until the new church was built in 1820 (Rowan 1979, 289). Only the E gable at full height and 5.67m wide internally, and adjoining sections of N and S walls survive. A low cross wall now devoid of railings at the W end of the latter encloses the burial plot of the Hawkshaw family whose memorial is set below the E window. The walls are built of rubble and the E gable has two antae-like projections; ivy has partly dislodged that on the S. The three-light round-headed E window has simple switch-line tracery and four rows of transverse iron glazing bars. It is probably of 17th century date. There is a blocked-up rectangular window, .76m high with simple jambs and splayed ingoings in the S wall. The general style and dressing is different to that of the E window and point to its being of an undoubtedly earlier date. The exterior of the church is harled and the interior preserves sections of two superimposed coats of plaster."
It is quite likely that the stones used in the building of this church were recycled from the original monastic church of Saint Mura's time and the structure is now in need of some conservation work. Located just metres from the main Buncrana - Derry road this old church gable is an iconic feature which is familiar to every passer-by. If we permit the deterioration to continue the gable and window frame will be rubble in the not too distant future. We hope that you will help in our quest to render it structurally sound for generations to come. Below are some photos of the deterioration -
|Deterioration of stone work supporting the window frame|


Pastor Marty Braemer
Administrator - Temple Christian School
Youth Pastor - Temple Baptist Church
Worship Leader - Temple Baptist Church
Music Director - Temple Christian School / PrimeTimers
...in a supernatural Bible, which tells us of a supernatural Christ, Who had a supernatural birth, Who spoke supernatural words, Who performed supernatural miracles, Who lived a supernatural life, Who died a supernatural death, Who rose in supernatural splendor, Who intercedes as a supernatural Priest and Who will one day return in supernatural glory to establish a supernatural kingdom in the earth.
Tom Porter began his ministry at TBC as the Senior Adult Pastor creating the PrimeTimers fellowship. In September of 2010 he became the Senior Pastor. He and his wife Becky have been in ministry over thirty years. They have three adult children and five grandchildren all living in the Titusville area. Pastor Porter is a graduate of Tennessee Temple University. He enjoys fishing, riding his Honda Gold Wing motorcycle, spending time with his family, and hosting the families he pastors. His spiritual gift of hospitality is evident as he visits, counsels, and seeks to the meet the spiritual and physical needs of the Temple Baptist Church and its extended ministries. Becky serves by his side in PrimeTimers, directs the children's ministries, and sings in the choir.
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Who Made These Statements?
How well do you know your old testament stories? Can you score 12/12?
Which Old Testament Bible Character made this statement?
“I would never punish all of you. Only the one who stole my cup will become my slave. The rest of you are free to go home to your father.”
“Look! I see four men walking around in the fire, unbound and unharmed, and the fourth looks like a son of the gods.”
How can the king of Israel ridicule himself, going around half-naked in full view of the slave girls of his servants as any vulgar fellow would!”
“Sir, I begged you not to get my hopes up, and I didn’t even ask you for a son.”
“What should be done for the man the king delights to honour?”
Your lips are like a scarlet ribbon; your mouth is lovely. Your temples behind your veil are like the halves of a pomegranate.Your breasts are like two fawns, like twin fawns of a gazelle that browse among the lilies.
“Sun, stand still over Gibeon, and you, moon, stand still over the Valley of Aijalon.”
“It was the woman you put here with me. She gave me some of the fruit, and I ate it.”
“The fire and wood are here, but where is the lamb for the burnt offering?”
At the end of seven days the word of the Lord came to me saying “Son of man, I have made you a watchman for the people of Israel; so hear the word I speak and give them warning from me.”
“Am I my brother’s keeper?”
“The Lord has kept me from having children. Go, sleep with my slave; perhaps I can build a family through her.”


The Regulation of Moses accommodates the next regulation: “You shall not curse a deaf man, nor place a stumbling block earlier than the blind, however you shall revere your God; I am the LORD” (Leviticus 19:14, NASB). This refers to a relatively obvious act of cruelty in putting something within the path of a blind individual that he/she can’t see to avoid. Right here we’ve a metaphor that is referred to in several places in the New Testament. Jesus referred to it in Matthew 18:5–6, when He stated, “And whoever receives one such child in My name receives Me; however whoever causes one in all these little ones who imagine in Me to stumble, it could be higher for him to have a heavy millstone hung around his neck, and to be drowned within the depth of the sea” (NASB). James uses the same metaphor in James 3:2, when he writes, “For all of us stumble in many ways. And if anyone doesn’t stumble in what he says, he is an ideal man, able also to bridle his entire body.”
Maybe one of the crucial intensive makes use of of the metaphor in the New Testament is by Paul in Romans 14 and 1 Corinthians 8. In 1 Corinthians eight:9, Paul wrote, “However take care that this right of yours does not one way or the other become a stumbling block to the weak.” He explains the metaphor in Romans 14. Here he is writing about variations in levels of maturity among Christians. As we mature in our Christian stroll, we find that there are things that have been previously incorrect for us to do this we acquire the freedom to do. Earlier in our walk, these things interfered with our relationship with Christ and so have been incorrect to do. As we mature, they no longer cause our relationshipship with Christ to undergo and subsequently are now not wrong for us to do not be a stumbling block. The specific example Paul referred to was eating meat that had been consecrated to idols. To younger, immature Christians, consuming meat that they knew had been consecrated to idols was taking part in idol worship. To a mature Christian, it was just consuming meals and had no impact on the Christian walk. If a mature Christian, to whom consuming this meat was not improper, encouraged an immature Christian, to whom eating the meat was unsuitable, to eat anyway, the mature Christian would be putting a stumbling block in the immature Christian’s path—encouraging him/her to do something that might negatively impact his/her relationship with Christ. Instead of being a stumbling block to a different, we should always show love. As Paul stated in 1 Corinthians eight:13, “Subsequently, if food makes my brother stumble, I will never eat meat, lest I make my brother stumble.” This is not to say that we must always cater to the least mature of the brethren, but moderately than encourage them to do what they consider sin, we must always help them mature in order that they recognize it for what it’s—something with no non secular consequences.
This doesn’t apply to anything that the Scripture specifically states is sin. For instance, Christian maturity by no means provides us the freedom to hate others. But when there may be ambiguity in the Scripture about whether or not something is correct or flawed, resembling in taking part in cards with a standard poker deck (which some see as flawed because of the origins of the symbols on the cards), not turning into a stumbling block to a fellow Christian is an issue. We needs to be very careful to not cause another’s relationship with Christ to suffer.


Christmas or Christmas Day is a celebrated on
December 25 to commemorate the birth of Jesus, the central figure of Christianity. Christmas is the biggest Christian festival and one of the national
festivals of India.
Today, India is home to 23 million Christians, 50% of whom
live in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Christians constitute 2.3% of India’s total
population and form the third most prominent religion in India after Hinduism
Christians form a majority of the total population in the eastern states of
Mizoram and Nagaland, a third of the population of Goa and a quarter of the
population of the coastal state of Kerala. But the influence of Christianity
can be seen and felt through the length and breadth of the country.
The towns and villages dress up for the yuletide spirit. Nearly
a week before Christmas, the church, club and school choirs start doing the
rounds of their neighbourhood and are greeted by people with cakes and other
eatables. Christmas carols are sung in various local languages all over the
During Christmas season they hang a beautiful star-shaped
paper lamp of various colours and sizes outside their homes. The star lamps are
however more elaborated with some patterns or cutwork designs on them.
Folks send Christmas greetings to their friends and families
in faraway places. People decorate their homes to the hilt with Christmas trees
(or the various substitutes available in the markets), wreathes with bright red
decorative baubles, festoons, bells, socks, Santa Claus and other small
Shops get ready to do brisk business and offer mega
discounts and sales. Markets are packed with huge crowds. People buy new
clothes, gifts (exchanging gifts is an age-old Christmas practice and people
choose gifts for their loved ones with great thought and affection), a variety
of things to cook, Christmas decorations, amongst other things.
Date of celebration:
The December 25
date may have been selected by the church in Rome in the early fourth century.
At this time, a church calendar was created and other holidays were also placed
on solar dates: "It is cosmic symbolism...which inspired the Church
leadership in Rome to elect the winter solstice, December 25, as the birthday
of Christ, and the summer solstice as that of John the Baptist, supplemented by
the equinoxes as their respective dates of conception. While they were aware
that pagans called this day the "birthday" of Sol Invictus, this did not
concern them and it did not play any role in their choice of date for
Christmas," according to modern scholar S.E. Hijmans.
Commemorating the birth of Jesus:
Christmas is the festival celebrating the Nativity of Jesus, the Christian
belief that the Messiah foretold in the Old Testament&prism;s Messianic prophecies
was born to the Virgin Mary. The story of Christmas is based on the biblical
accounts given in the Gospel of Matthew, namely Matthew 1:18, and the Gospel of
Luke, specifically Luke 1:26 and 2:40. According to these accounts, Jesus was
born to Mary, assisted by her husband Joseph, in the city of Bethlehem.
According to popular tradition, the birth took place in a stable, surrounded by
farm animals, though neither the stable nor the animals are specifically
mentioned in the Biblical accounts. However, a manger is mentioned in Luke 2:7,
where it states, "She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger,
because there was no room for them in the inn."
representations of the nativity placed the animals and manger within a cave
(located, according to tradition, under the Church of the Nativity in
Bethlehem). Shepherds from the fields surrounding Bethlehem were told of the
birth by an angel, and were the first to see the child. Many Christians believe
that the birth of Jesus fulfilled messianic prophecies from the Old Testament.
The Gospel of Matthew also describes a visit by several Magi, or astrologers,
who bring gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the infant. The visitors
were said to be following a mysterious star, commonly known as the Star of
Bethlehem, believing it to announce the birth of a king of the Jews. The
commemoration of this visit, the Feast of Epiphany celebrated on January 6, is
the formal end of the Christmas season in some churches.
celebrate Christmas in many ways. In addition to this day being one of the most
important and popular for the attendance of church services, there are numerous
other devotions and popular traditions.
Christmas period, people decorate their homes and exchange gifts. In some Christian
denominations, children perform plays re-telling the events of the Nativity, or
sing carols that reference the event. Some Christians also display a small
re-creation of the Nativity, known as a Nativity scene or crib, in their homes,
using figurines to portray the key characters of the event. A long artistic
tradition has grown of producing painted depictions of the nativity in art.
Nativity scenes are traditionally set in a barn or stable and include Mary, Joseph,
the child Jesus, angels, shepherds and the Three Wise Men: Balthazar, Melchior,
and Caspar, who are said to have followed a star, known as the Star of
Bethlehem, and arrived after his birth.
The practice of
putting up special decorations at Christmas has a long history. From
pre-Christian times, people in the Roman Empire brought branches from evergreen
plants indoors in the winter. The heart-shaped leaves of ivy were said to
symbolise the coming to earth of Jesus, while holly was seen as protection against
pagans and witches, its thorns and red berries held to represent the Crown of
Thorns worn by Jesus at the crucifixion and the blood he shed.
tree is often explained as a Christianisation of pagan tradition and ritual
surrounding the Winter Solstice, which included the use of evergreen boughs,
and an adaptation of pagan tree worship.Christmas trees may be decorated with lights
Since the 19th
century, the poinsettia, a native plant from Mexico, has been associated with Christmas.
Along with a Christmas tree, the interior of a home may be decorated with these
plants, along with garlands and evergreen foliage.
In the Western
world, the display of Christmas villages has also become a tradition in many
homes during this season. Other traditional decorations include bells, candles,
candy canes, stockings, wreaths, and angels. Christmas cards are illustrated
messages of greeting usually exchanged between friends and family members
during the weeks preceding Christmas Day.
Santa Claus and other bringers of gifts:
Sinterklaas or Saint
Nicholas, considered by many to be the original Santa Claus.
Christmas has for
many centuries been a time for the giving and exchanging of gifts, particularly
between friends and family members. A number of figures of both Christian and
mythical origin have been associated with Christmas and the seasonal giving of
gifts. Among these are Father Christmas, also known as Santa Claus,
The most famous
and pervasive of these figures in modern celebration worldwide is Santa Claus,
a mythical gift bringer, dressed in red, whose origins have diverse sources. Santa
Claus is famous around the world for giving gifts to good children. Father
Christmas, a jolly, well nourished, bearded man who typified the spirit of good
cheer at Christmas, predates the Santa Claus character.
Special Christmas Delicacies:
Christmas family meal is an important part of the celebration for many, and
what is served varies greatly from country to country. Some regions, such as Sicily,
have special meals for Christmas Eve, when 12 kinds of fish are served. In
England and countries influenced by its traditions, a standard Christmas meal
includes turkey (brought from North America), potatoes, vegetables, sausages and gravy,
followed by Christmas pudding, mince pies and fruit cake. In Poland and other
parts of Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, fish often is used for the traditional
main course, but richer meat such as lamb is increasingly served. In Germany,
France and Austria, goose and pork are favored. Beef, ham and chicken in
various recipes are popular throughout the world. Ham is the main meal in the
Special desserts are also
prepared: The Maltese traditionally serve Imbuljuta tal-Qastan, a chocolate and chestnuts beverage, after Midnight
Mass and throughout the Christmas season. Slovaks prepare the traditional
Christmas bread potica, bûche de Noël in France, panettone in Italy,
and elaborate tarts and cakes. The eating of sweets and chocolates has become
popular worldwide, and sweeter Christmas delicacies include the German stollen, marzipan cake or candy, and Jamaican
rum fruit cake. As one of the few fruits traditionally available to northern countries
in winter, oranges were long associated with special Christmas foods.
Christmas you will get the best variety of Cookies, Ginger breads, Cakes (Christmas Fruit Cake,
Fudge, Candies and lot more.


Bible Times in Riddles & Rhymes takes you on a journey through some of your favorite Bible stories—now set to fun riddles and rhymes that all ages will enjoy! Whether you’re a grandparent, parent or child, you’ll appreciate the beautiful illustrations and engaging format of this entertaining read-together book.
True to the Bible in every way, these messages of courage, wisdom, strength—and even failure—come alive, paving the way to stimulating conversations about how God’s Word is trustworthy in our lives.
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At Breckenridge Village, volunteering is a two-way street. We’re so grateful for those who give their time to serve us, and we are committed to giving back to our community and making a positive impact.
We believe that whole-hearted living and purpose comes from caring for others, which is why we volunteer at other local ministries and nonprofits every week. Strategically built into our Day Program, time is set aside for attendees to give back within our community. We pack and deliver lunches to seniors in need with Meals on Wheels and help hang and sort clothing for the Hand Up Network thrift store. We are always looking for our next opportunity to serve others.
We understand the importance of working together with community partners to make a greater impact. We are looking for local organizations and non-profits that share our values and mission. Our team is ready to roll up their sleeves and contribute their time and skills to support your cause.
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We believe that together, we can make a positive impact in our community.
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We started volunteering on a weekly basis with Hangers of Hope this summer, and what a blessing it has been to us! Hangers of Hope is a thrift store with 2 locations in Tyler, Texas. Sales and donations through Hangers of Hope go to benefit Bethesda Health Clinic, which provides low cost medical and dental services to hardworking uninsured people in the Tyler area.


By GARY ALLEY
The teachings of Jesus are not easy. They can be hard to understand, difficult to accept or more often than not, tough to follow.
We can miss the crux of Jesus’ teaching when his words become commonplace, taken out of context, and compromised in our post-Christian culture. In a society that preaches hard work, self-help, individual success, and assumed eventual prosperity, the words of Jesus can come out muffled, sounding idyllic or disconnected from reality.
For instance, charity, or giving to those in need, can easily be overlooked as a key precept of our faith. While we are bombarded with countless commandments in the Bible to provide relief for the weak and the poor, charity in our 21st century world is often perceived as nonobligatory on our faith, optional extra credit for a good Christian. In fact, charity is one of the three pillars of faith that comprised Jesus’ Jewish heritage (see Matt 6:2-4, Charity; Matt 6:5-6, Prayer; Matt 6:16-18, Fasting).
In the time of Jesus, charity or “giving alms to the poor” was equated with the term “righteousness” (in Hebrew, tzdekah). You find a similar refrain in Jesus’ teachings: “Be careful not to do your acts of righteousness before men, to be seen by them…but when you give to the needy (give in secret). Then your Father who sees what is done in secret, will reward you (Matt 6:1-4).” Jesus promises there will be a reward for those who help the needy. Proverbs 19:17 is the basis for that promise: “He who is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and [the LORD] will reward him for what he has done.”
This concept, that when one gives to the poor they are actually giving to the LORD, was understood as if the giver was depositing money in Heaven’s bank safe. In Second Temple period Jewish literature we find: “Help a poor man for the commandment’s sake, and because of his need do not send him away empty. Lose your silver for the sake of a brother or a friend, and do not let it rust under a stone and be lost. Lay up your treasure according to the commandments of the Most High, and it will profit you more than gold. Store up almsgiving in your treasury, and it will rescue you from all afflictions (Ben Sira 29:9-12).”
So too, Jesus echoes those words: “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal (Matt 6:19-20).”
According to the Bible, charity to those in need is an investment in eternity. Unlike financial speculations here on earth, a gift, a sacrifice, an offering to another human being made in the image of God, is a rock solid asset in God’s eyes. Charity is a core component of righteousness. We might often think of righteousness as only an ethereal, spiritual experience when we are justified by Jesus’ death and resurrection on the cross. But as we learn from Jesus’ words, righteousness has a wider scope of meaning; it encompasses our daily walk with God as we engage those around us and give liberally to those in need (2 Cor 9:6-7).


“Therefore Jesus, lifting up His eyes and seeing that a large crowd was coming to Him, said to Philip, ‘Where are we to buy bread, so that these may eat?’ This He was saying to test him, for He Himself knew what He was intending to do. Philip answered Him, ‘Two hundred denarii worth of bread is not sufficient for them, for everyone receive a little.'” -John 6:5-7
Why does Thomas always get the bad reputation when it comes to doubting? Whenever we reference doubt in Scripture frequently we look to good ‘ol doubting Thomas. And rightly so, he wouldn’t believe that Jesus had raised from the dead unless he was able to empirically prove it through his own senses. But why do we always point out this one disciple in this one instance?
Here in John chapter 6 we find Jesus preaching to five thousand people. And as they are probably not near a town as it would have been difficult to preach to five thousand in the small towns around Jesus realizes that these people will need food. Jesus knows what He is going to do ahead of time, but He decides to test one of His disciples; Philip.
Jesus asks Philip to get bread, Philip balks at the idea as he realizes that there’s not enough money among them to get enough bread for everyone to have even a bite. In the midst of the conversation Andrew enters in with a boy that has a basket with five barley loaves and two fish. But even Andrews has some doubt. Jesus takes the food and begins to share it among the people and by the end there twelve baskets full of leftovers.
As I read this text I immediately asked myself, “How often does God test me and I doubt?” It’s a good question to ask because I find myself in a lot of different situations where I’m tempted to doubt that God is in control. God asks us to have faith.
Philip had seen Jesus perform miracles before this. He knew what Christ was capable of. And it would have been easy for Philip to believe that Christ would do something that would blow everyone’s minds. Yet, he doubted. Despite the previous evidence that he had seen, he doubted Christ.
Faith is not based upon a lack of evidence. Faith is based upon an abundance of evidence. I have faith that my wife will love me because she consistently shows that she loves me. I have faith that God will take care of me because He has consistently taken care of me. So when those times of testing come, remember what God has done for you and believe that He will take care of you.


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According to the medical directives that the hospital follows, abortion is defined as the directly intended termination of pregnancy, and it is not permitted under any circumstances - even to save the life of the mother.
...James J. Walter, professor of bioethics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, a Catholic university, said that is a tough argument to make. He said a pregnancy may be terminated only in limited, indirect circumstances, such as uterine cancer, in which the cancer treatment takes the life of the fetus. Catholic teaching, he said, is that a pregnancy cannot be terminated as a means to an end of saving the life of a mother who is suffering from a different condition. Asked if the church position prefers the mother and child to die, rather than sparing the life of one of them, Walters said the hope is that both would survive.
No, pregnancy isn't the condition this woman is suffering from, but when it exacerbates her condition to the point of, uh, DEATH then you have some serious thinking to do. Which life is worthy of more respect? Catholic doctrine clearly chooses the fetus. I clearly choose the woman.


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"I have learned to kiss the wave that throws me against the Rock of Ages.” Charles Spurgeon
The waves and storms of life are never easy to go through, and yet what great comfort that we can rejoice in them, because they throw us against God himself. When we are weak, he is infinitely strong.
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Turning off the road on the way from Zakopane to Szczawnica I did not actually expect that church that the church I was planning to see is going to be so beautiful. St. Martin church in Grywałd is just gorgeous with its colorful interior. It was built in the mid-fifteenth century and in the seventeenth century the interior has been entirely covered with polychromy.
The church is part of a group listed on Polish UNESCO list, though itselt it's not on the list (and I don't really know why).
|Late gothic altar|
|The coffers, typical of Renessaince architecture, are painted on the ceiling|
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What I saw the church during my trip:
Gdańsk - Kazimierz Dolny - Puławy - Nałęczów - Lublin - Kozłówka - Lubartów - Zamość - Jarosław - Łańcut - Zakopane, Szczawnica, Rabka, church in Grywałd.


Bishop David Olaniyi Oyedepo of the Living Faith Church World Wide popularly known as Winners Chapel is arguably the richest pastor in the world.
The Nigerian author, businessman, architect, and the founder of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, and presiding Bishop of the Faith Tabernacle in Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria had said in one of his messages about 10 years ago that no church in the United States of America was as rich as Winners Chapel.
Implicitly, he also meant no pastor was as rich as him though he had to say that indirectly so he does not come off as being proud.
Many analysts say Prophet Keneth Copeland is the richest pastor in the world with a net worth of about $300 million and that he is followed by Oyedepo at $150.
But Prophet Oyedepo had always sarcastically laughed off the assertion that he is worth $150 million. He wisely told people at Living Word Christian Center – Pastor Bill Winston’s church – that he was worth more than $150 million.
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In his words: “Some fellow said I was worth 150 million dollars. I said that’s an insult”
He further used wisdom to mention his worth: “I am worth…Phillipans 4:19 – My God shall supply all my needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus”.
Then to confirm that saying he’s worth $150 million was an insult, he said: “150 million dollars… too small that can’t be…that can’t be..”
Those who Prophet Oyedepo closely revealed he is worth at least $1 billion, with investments in real estate, education, and book publishing, among others.
Investigations also revealed that it is easier for pastors to be richer in Nigerian than in many western nations. Many western nations are strict on financial transparency and accountability compared to Nigeria: hence it is easier to accumulate wealth, without recourse to transparency and accountability in Nigeria.
Prophet Oydepo, who discovered secrets to Kingdom prosperity in 1981 said God delivered from the trap of debt in October 1981. “ I have never owed any man a dime since 1981”, he declared vocally.
Thirty years ago, he went on a ‘kingdom prosperity fact-finding mission” and took with him the books of Pastor Copeland and his Bible.
The prophet said God told him on the mission concerning prosperity: “My prosperity plan is not a promise so it does not answer to prayers. It’s not a promise and has no respect for fasting. My prosperity plan is a covenant. Until your part is played I am not committed”
Then he asked God: “What is my part?”. And God told him: “Whilst the heaven and earth remains, seedtime and harvest shall not cease. I heard from God. I screamed. I said I can never be poor”.
He added that arduous study of the word plus prayer and fasting must be added to Christians’ lifestyles to maximise their capabilities.
Prophet Oyedepo became a Christian on February 19, 1969. She was led to Christ by a missionary woman from America. He visited the woman a few years ago when he visited Pastor Bill Winston’s church in America.
The only pastor close to Prophet Oyedepo in wealth is Pastor Enoch Adeboye but his humble lifestyle shields him away from the media’s eyes. Some even claim he may be richer than Prophet Oyedepo.


Our Saints Alive ministry exists to “serve and equip for service” senior adults of our church and community. Providing direction and support for the spiritual, emotional, social and physical well-being of seniors comes alive through a robust schedule of activities and opportunities for fellowship.
Mr. Bill Poe facilitates our Bible study group every Thursday at 10 AM, where we grow in the knowledge of God’s word. On first and third Thursdays, it’s time for board games and a brown bag lunch following the study. Saints Alive! is often “on the road” for day or overnight trips to places of interest in and around the state.
A SAMPLING OF OUR EVENTS:
- Our active and energetic seniors participated in a day-trip to Arthurdale, West Virginia, where they enjoyed a guided tour of Eleanor Roosevelt’s “Little Village.” The tour featured a museum, forge, old-time gas station and an original home fitted with furniture made in Arthurdale in the 1930s.
- Washington, PA and the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.
- The group traveled to Lancaster, PA to see the production of “Moses” at the Sight and Sound Theatre. While in Lancaster, they toured an Amish home, farm and school and did some shopping. Everyone pronounced the trip “a grand adventure!”
Everything we do is in the name of Jesus Christ, and we strive to glorify Him as we work and play together.


Top 10 Issues Missionaries Want to Discuss
Having ministered to over 800 missionaries since 2002, we've kept track of the issues and concerns they face. We've noticed themes and reoccurring concerns missionaries bring to us, whether through a conference we conduct or through individual and group debriefing sessions we hold. In our Missionary Care Boot Camp, for example, we have a session where we ask them to set the agenda by giving us a list of issues, topics, or concerns they would like to discuss with their fellow missionaries - all for the purpose of benefiting from the wisdom, encouragement, and experience of their peers. Watch the video to learn what they're dealing with.


Still, the impetus to use language as a cohesive element of reformed Catholicism sometimes came from the peripheral regions themselves. And it was precisely in Dubrovnik where “an idea was born to translate the Holy Scripture into the spoken vernacular language.” When asked which among the Slavic languages would be most suitable for this purpose, the Jesuits responded to Pope Clement VIII that it was Croatian – lingua croatica, stating that the language was spoken by both the common and educated people in areas under Ottoman rule, that it is the root of all other Slavic languages, its pronunciation was “the most beautiful and sweet”, and it had the richest cultural history. This was the context that Jesuit Bartol Kašić lived and worked in. He was born on the island of Pag in 1575. He finished his primary education in Pag and Zadar. He continued his education in Italy, in the Croatian Collegiate in Loreto, and then in Rome. After joining the Society of Jesus, he studied in the Collegiate in Rome and in 1606 became ordained as a priest. In 1604, he compiled the grammar textbook for the needs of the Illyric Academy (1599) entitled The Structure of the Illyirian Language (Institutiones linguae Illyricae). In terms of the classical title, the name of the language – Illyrian language, was related to nations in the wider South Slavic territory. The Structure was supposed to be used as a language textbook for young monks – missionaries. This was also the first grammar of the Croatian literary language. Kašić spent time in Dubrovnik on two occasions; first, in the period from 1609 do 1613, when he wrote a work about prayer and meditation, intended for nuns in Dubrovnik nunneries. He departed Dubrovnik disguised as a merchant and travelled through Bosnia all the way to Belgrade. On his way back to Rome he met Croatians who escaped to Italy after Ottoman incursions. Bartol’s testimony about this encounter is the first written trace of Croatians in southern Italy. After his return from the second missionary journey, he again spent time in Dubrovnik (1620 – 1633). At the request of the Archbishop of Dubrovnik, in 1625 the Congregation for the Propagation of Faith instructed Kašić to translate the Bible. Kašić translated the New Testament into the Croatian language, specifically in the tradition of the Shtokavian dialect of Dubrovnik. The translation work was completed in 1629, and in 1631 the work was sent to the Congregation in Rome for inspection. However, they did not approve the printing of the work, and the translation itself was forbidden. In 1636, Kašić translated the Roman Ritual, important for the development of the standard Shtokavian literary language. Kašić left behind an unfinished biography with descriptions of his missionary journeys. He died in Rome in 1650. Why Rome decided not to print Bartol Kašić’s translation of the New Testament remained a secret for a long time. However, after a letter of the Bishop of Zagreb, dated 1633, was found in the archives of the Holy See, the reasons became clear. In his letter, the Bishop of Zagreb wrote to the Pope that he heard the Dubrovnik Archbishop wanted to print the translation of the Bible in the dialect of Dubrovnik and he asked that other bishops and heads of monastic orders in Dalmatia, Bosnia, Croatia and Bosna Srebrena give an opinion about the matter. The Pope established a commission that was supposed to study the matter and make a final decision on publishing Kašić’s translation. On 13 June 1634, the Holy See decided that the new translation of the Bible was superfluous and unnecessary. Kašić’s translation of the Bible was not printed until 1999/2000.


I am not talking about an iron that smoothes out creases. I am talking about iron that sharpens iron – think of a iron blade or axe. When two of these meet each other their friction and interaction sharpens the other. Both utensils are mutually sharpened and improved for their purposes, simply for having scraped the other.
So why am I going on about iron. I am not telling you to go scratch your friends – I don’t think that would do anyone any good, but I read something recently that enlightened my view on friendships.
We should give our friends ‘licenses’ to hunt out the flaws in our character, the wrongness in our ways, and trust them to – in love – challenge us, encourage us and sharpen us to our full potential, remaining loyal to our commitments and values.
What this means is that our friendships should not be sought out for their own sakes. Friendships do not last and are not strong if we only seek comfort or convenience from them. The strongest friendships we see around us are built on mutual goals and values (think of friends who drive each other to train for a marathon, or parents who seek the best for their children, or people who want to pursue a life that has minimal impact on the environment). These shared goal need not be temporary – for example you can share a goal to pursue a life that values honesty and openness; or one that pursues justice and advocacy.
These stronger friendships also incorporate something other than shared values or goals – they include permission to challenge.
In the bible’s proverbs we find the verse “as iron sharpens iron, so a friend should sharpen a friend”. The wound a true friends makes to our ego, our identity or self-image – when done out of love – can make us so much stronger in our character and give us much greater integrity in acting with accordance to the values, commitments and beliefs that shape our lives.
It is impossible to reach the greatest depths of friendship without full permission (and action!) to name the messy, the vulnerable, the weakness and the struggle. In sharing and sharpening these with those we trust, respect and understand, we can find the most fulfilling of friendships – nothing to hide, nothing to shame.
Do we give our friends permission to sharpen us?
Do we have friends whose advice, critique or challenge we respect and can trust?
Do we have friendships based on vulnerability, transparency and understanding?
This fierce love of friends can take effort. For starters is can seem totally counter-cultural to those who find themselves in friendships built upon mutual enemies, or a culture of putting each other down. When reading this you might even realise you couldn’t actually trust those who are closest to you to lovingly challenge you in this way. If that’s the case, don’t be disheartened! This realisation isn’t a pitfall, but is a recognition that this deeper friendship is something you desire, and can begin to seek out in new friendships or in changing the culture of those you spend time with already.
This challenge and lesson I am learning doesn’t summarise as: let you friends point out where you’re going wrong and criticise you. It goes much deeper than that. With the permission to challenge, comes the responsibility to build up and champion. When we challenge each other out of love, our aim is never to leave a friend deflated, wallowing at their own incapability. But to challenge in love, means to challenge one another in order to begin a journey or strengthening and sharpening, encouraging each other to reach that potential – not just pointing out how far away we are from it.
Challenging in love means we sharpen each other like iron, we don’t just stab them and leave them wounded. It’s a process and we, as friends, invest in the whole beautiful and messy journey.


Blessings beloved ones,
I, «a soul», of MaryRefugeOfSouls, am happy to present to you all the collection of the heavenly messages given to Latin-American mystic, Lorena, in English and Spanish. It is comprised of several compendiums (smaller books) from 2015 to Summer 2021. I highly suggest that everyone download a copy of these heavenly messages, as they are vital for the formation of the Militant Army during the Great Tribulation on earth.
As most of you are aware, there will be refuges and Marian shelters for the Faithful Remnant to be protected throughout the world during the Great Tribulation. However, these heavenly messages address the spiritual warfare that will be taking place concurrently during the period of the refuges. There will be certain Christian members (soldiers) of the Militant Army who will be chosen by God to engage directly the evil forces of the antichrist on the battlefield of…
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I haven’t seen my father in over 20 years. My parents divorced when I was one. My older brother who is four years older than me probably remembers a little more. I was born in Kansas City Missouri but when my parents divorced my mother move to South-Central Los Angeles with my grandparents. We were the original “Blaxicans” because at one point my mother, brother, grandparents, aunt, uncle and my two cousins all lived in a three bedroom house and shared one bathroom (that’s South LA humor). As uncomfortable as that sounds my childhood was filled with joy on the 1700 Block of 42nd and Western. If you’ve ever heard the legendary rapper Ice T talk about living geographically in between some of the largest and most popular crip and blood neighborhoods in south Los Angeles, that’s where I grew up and Ice T lived on my block too. Growing up fatherless in this environment was very dangerous to say the least. Not so much because of the gangs and the violence but more so that I was fatherless and searching for manhood. Fast forward thirty plus years I’d become a father, husband and leader in my home and quietly came to the realization that I was never truly prepared to do none of this. What a horrible feeling right? That’s where the men of God stepped in. After asking God in prayer for a man’s help he sent me a retired bus driver “church gypsy” who started pointing me in the right direction which set me on a coarse to where I’m presently, in fellowship with a strong body of believers at CFBC where they’re “maturing disciples to make disciples.” As a result of God’s grace on my life in less than two weeks I’ll be reuniting with my dad who I haven’t seen in twenty plus years. How is this possible? I prayed for help to be a man. God answered that. I prayed for the opportunity to tell my dad I love him even though he was never been there for my brother and myself. God answered that.
Why would I want to do that you ask?
Because I looked back over my life recently and I saw God’s grace and Peace ALL OVER IT. From my rebellion in the streets of Los Angeles to the streets of McAlmont, (one of the backdrops for the documentary Bangin In Little Rock) to passing out at the wheel of a car TWICE and walking away UNHARMED BOTH TIMES! No one has to tell me God is a miracle worker and is gracious. Because of the great sacrifice I know Jesus Christ paid for all that wickedness I caused and still do because of my sin, I have no right to hold a grudge on a Father who blew it. God has told me I’m forgiven because of Jesus’ sacrifice for my sins but I can’t tell my dad he’s forgiven for his? Yeah, some may have to wrestle with that a while and I understand but it’s true. I feel closer to God as a result, I know intimately what it’s like to want to demonstrate love to whom some think are the unlovable. Well this blog as you can see will be a safe place for all of us to tell the truth. I’ll be sharing what I learned from the streets, corporate America and my favorite family The Church but when I say The Church I mean The Ecclesia, just to be clear. There’s a lot of experience I gained on this journey that I’m still on and I’m ready to share the parts I’m clear about. My hope is that it encourages and inspires and it creates some food for thought. Welcome to Grace and Two Fingers. A Safe Place to Tell the Truth #thewholestory Pray for me as I pray for you. Love ya’ll.


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Leadership XP: Engaging Young Volunteers
What we've learned: Here at Life.Church, our internship program allows young adults to serve in the church and gain experience in ministry. But we don't like to wait until a young person is college age before they're allowed to serve. We've found that if middle and high school students ar...
Kids Ministry: Steps to Onboarding Volunteers
When it comes to kids ministry, we all want volunteers who are fully-devoted Christ followers, trustworthy servants, and energetic personalities. But volunteers with this set of criteria don't assemble themselves by magic; here at Life.Church, we have a volunteer signup process that helps us identi...
Facebook Live: Finding and Retaining Volunteers
Volunteers are the heart of ministry—when they serve as leaders in our churches, we can accomplish so much more! Join us for this Facebook Live training as Life.Church team members Angie Ward and Brandon Livingood share tools for recruiting volunteers and training them to be all God has called the...
The 80/20 Rule: Developing the Best Volunteers
Every church loves to have Godly, committed volunteers sprinkled through its lobby or kids ministry...but finding and retaining these volunteers can be tough. The 80/20 is a guideline we use here at Life.Church to help us find and keep excellent volunteers. It's simple: spend 80% of your time and e...


CRYSTAL STAIR AWARD HONOREE FOR
18th BIENNIAL UnCommon Height Award Gala
WASHINGTON, D.C. – National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) is pleased to announce Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, president/general secretary of the National Council of Churches (NCC), will be the recipient of the Crystal Stair Award at the signature fundraiser, Uncommon Height Awards Gala, on Dec. 8, at the Gaylord National Harbor Resort in Oxon Hill, Md. The Crystal Stair Award is presented to an individual who demonstrates a lifetime devoted to the protection of freedom, the pursuit of excellence in their career and personal dedication to humanity as did Dr. Dorothy I. Height, President Emerita of NCNW. The 2021 recipients were Kenneth and Kathryn Chenault.
“Class, elegance, strength, power, and success are all characteristics of recipients of the Crystal Stair Award. The recipients have journeyed to reach the pinnacle of service. It takes dedication, endurance, and determination to climb the winding staircase of life, and Bishop McKenzie embodies what this award is with her accomplishments,” said NCNW National Board Chair Dr. A. Lois Keith. “She is very deserving. Bishop McKenzie represents strength and endurance being the first Black female Bishop in the AME church among others. She did not reach it by just saying, ‘I will just follow the powers that be;’ she kept going and endured.”
Full of firsts for women in the faith community, Bishop McKenzie is the first African American woman to hold both the president and general secretary positions at the National Council of Churches. She provides executive leadership to 37 communions (denominations) representing 100,000 churches and 30 million people. In addition, she also was the 117th elected and consecrated bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the first female elected to Episcopal office in the more than the two-century-old AME Church. Bishop McKenzie is the first female to serve as President of the Council of Bishops and President of the General Board.
An advocate for the community, she has been active in social justice issues for more than three decades. Bishop McKenzie was appointed in 2009 by President Barack Obama to be on the inaugural White House Commission of Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnership. This group worked on behalf of Americans committed to improving their communities, no matter their religious or political beliefs. She was named by Huffington Post in 2014 as one of the 50 Most Powerful Women Religious Leaders in the World.
Characterized as “an electrifying preacher,” Bishop McKenzie continues to preach and teach globally as well as serve as a workshop/seminar instructor for congregations, corporations, and a variety of organizations on the topics of advocacy, women, and leadership.
NCNW President and CEO Shavon Arline-Bradley said, “Whenever I think of a person who has braved breaking the glass ceiling for not just Black women, but women in the faith community, I think of Bishop Murphy McKenzie. Breaking glass ceilings, all while making a commitment and doing the work to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves tells us she is selfless. She is about community, and you can see it in all her endeavors. We are honored to give her her flowers by awarding her the Crystal Stair Award. Dr. Height would be so pleased, as she too knew of the ongoing work of the Bishop.”
From the signature fundraiser, NCNW is hoping to raise $1M to bolster programs coming out of the new era that make a difference and touch lives, not only here in the US, but also abroad. Former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor and President of the Dorothy I. Height Education Foundation Alexis Herman and President and CEO of The Memorial Foundation and Chair of the NCNW Charles L. Franklin Associates Harry E. Johnson, Sr., Esq. are co-chairs of this year’s event. Toyota Motor Company of North America will once again be the presenting sponsor.
NCNW is an “organization of organizations,” comprised of 330 campus and community-based sections and 33 national women’s organizations that enlighten, inspire, and connect more than 2,000,000 women and men. Its mission is to lead, advocate for, and empower women of African descent, their families, and communities. It was founded in 1935 by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, an influential educator and activist.
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Boxley Parish Council has a burial ground at the rear of St Mary and All Saints Church, Boxley. This burial ground is owned and maintained by Boxley Parish Council and is for the use of parishioners for their burial. It is available for the interment of the residents of the ecclesiastical and civil parishes of Boxley, regular worshippers at Boxley Church (including the Weavering Ecumenical Group), still births arising from the above mentioned groups, and such other persons as the Clerk of the Parish Council may deem fit after consultation with the incumbent of St Mary and All Saints Church.
The burial ground has a consecrated area and a non-consecrated area. Enquiries for burial in the burial ground should be made as follows;
Mrs. Daniela Baylis, Boxley Parish Council, Beechen Hall, Wildfell Close, Walderslade, Chatham, Kent ME5 9RU. Tel. 01634 861237.


WHO WE ARE
We are Christian
We are Holiness
We are Missional
We are Transformational
We are a unique, diverse, body of believers encompassing all ages, races, and ethnicities.
We are a teaching application church and believe in the unadulterated Word of God and living a life of holiness.
God, Creator of heaven and earth, is no longer just the Creator, but He becomes our Father and we become His children. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can become more like our heavenly Father and join the universal body of Christ.
As we continue to submit to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, our love for Him and one another deepens and we truly become the family of God. Sea Island International is a place where community becomes family through the blood of Jesus.
Welcome to the family!
PASTOR ALLAN AND GLORIA RASHFORD
Allan A. Rashford was born in Jamaica and moved to Brooklyn, New York as a teenager. In 1976, he moved his family to Charleston, South Carolina and was employed by the Sea Island Comprehensive Health Care Cooperation. He later opened a private practice and was also appointed President of the Charleston County Medical Society in 1998.
During his earlier years in South Carolina, Dr. Rashford preached in Methodist and AME churches and was a leader in the Quaker meeting with his mother, Winnefred Rashford. In 1996, he became Assistant Pastor to Rev. Charles Fountain at St. Andrews Church of the Nazarene, later changed to Sea Island International Church of the Nazarene. He was ordained by the church of the Nazarene on July 29, 2009 and has been the Senior Pastor since then.
Dr. Rashford has been married to Gloria Rashford for over 45 years. They have 3 children and 4 grandchildren. As a young man, he always had a passion for fishing. Little did he know that one day the Lord would transform that passion into being a fisher of men.
"Come follow me and I will make you fishers of men." Matthew 4:19


Ivan & Renae have now recovered from their May '07 automobile accident.
They really appreciate all the many prayers and get well wishes on their behalf.
Note From Ivan & Renae: 2-21-08
This past week was especially hard for both of us. We lost our dear friend Johnny Weaver.
We know that one day we will be reunited with Johnny because he is with our Heavenly Father.
REST IN PEACE JOHNNY
Hope you all are keeping cool in this summer heat we're having!! We've have been busy doing autograph sessions, officiating weddings and sharing my testimony in churches. If you are interested in me coming to share with you at your church, please ask your church pastor to fill out an appearance request form on my website. If you know of someone who is getting married and would like me to officiate the wedding, please refer them to my Soulmates page on my website and they would need to fill out a request form.. Please visit my myspace page at: www.myspace/ivankoloff.com. I will be inducted into the NWA Legends Hall Of Heroes on Aug.14-17th in Charlotte, NC. Visit www.nwalegends.com for more info..
FANS!!! If you still haven't gotten my autobiography, you don't know what you're missing!! You can order directly from www.crowbarpress.com and sales go to help my ministry. Thanks to all of you who help me support CMN (Children's Miracle Network) Donations to my ministry are appreciated and accepted through PayPal on this site.
Have A Fun & Safe Summer!
God Bless You,
Ivan & Renae
A great BIG 'Thank You' to all the many fans who email me...sorry I cannot answer all emails due to my busy schedule, but I do appreciate each one. I am getting various requests to autograph items by mail. I would be more than happy to do this. I only ask for a donation for my ministry with a self addressed envelope with proper return postage. Send your items to me at:
Bear Witness For Christ Ministry
PO Box 2673
Winterville, NC 28590
I continue to speak in churches, make appearances and officiate weddings. Please pray for our country and it's leaders! Amen
God Bless You,


Short-term mission trips have become a staple of the American Christian experience with billions being spent every year traveling, working, and attempting to make a difference in the name of Jesus around the world. Many have begun to question the efficacy of these trips. Brian Fikkert, author of When Helping Hurts and founder of The Chalmers Center, has recently published Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions to help leaders and participants detoxify the way these trips are practiced. Charity Detox interviewed Fikkert recently about this new book.
Ian and Ruthie North, and their newborn son Jack, live on a stretch of road in Atlanta that is one of the most diverse contexts in the country. As neighbors in this context, they have developed relationships with refugees and immigrants from around the globe. As ministry leaders in this context, they have worked alongside mission teams - some toxic, some responsible - that come into their community with the sincere desire to serve Jesus by serving the poor. Ian shares three tips for helping short-term teams practice more responsible mission.


by Ashley McFarlin Buie
Psalms 23:4 | “Show me the path where I should walk, O Lord; point out the right road for me to follow.”
Oftentimes, when I am moving through this world day today, I talk to God for direction. “Hey God, should I get this skinny vanilla latte today?”
“Hey God, how do I respond to this text without coming across like a jerk?” “Hey God, I am really mad at her, are you sure I am supposed to call her?”
When I talk to God, I EXPECT an answer. He’s my friend, so I look to him for the wisdom I need to walk in Truth. There are a lot of times, however, when I’m like “Hey! Is this mic on??” I feel like He doesn’t hear me when I don’t see a sign or hear His voice regarding my petition to Him. I get frustrated and usually just move in my own direction instead of waiting for His answer.
As I thought a bit further about this today, I realized that I think the issue is that I actually DO hear an answer, but then I rationalize to myself why that just couldn’t have been God. I mean if the answer requires me to move somewhere I don’t want to move, or requires me to do something that is seemingly unrelated to what I asked, I ignore it and figure my mind must be playing tricks on me.
But NO! That’s the Holy Spirit talking to me. He is answering my cry and showing me the path. My pastor here in New Jersey once said, “When you are asked to do something that makes you uncomfortable, that’s probably the Holy Spirit speaking.” He agitates you to get you out of your flesh, and into His Spirit. If I ask God about my skinny vanilla latte and he’s like, “go back to your car.” I’m like, “what?” If I go in obedience, I find back at my car an old Starbucks gift certificate buried in the cushion of the passenger seat. If I ignore it, I’ll probably waste 5 bucks on a cup of coffee that I could have gotten for free!
In 1 Samuel 15:22-24, the Word says that God wants our obedience, rather than our sacrifice. It is in obedience that we position ourselves to receive the Favor of God. In my inquiry about my latte, my mind is more concerned about whether it is right or wrong for me to drink the coffee (I am watching my figure lol), not on how God wants to freely give me the desires of my heart (that he put there I might add…I really enjoy a warm skinny vanilla latte).
My mind is so consumed with whether I should sacrifice this chance to indulge in a delightful cup of coffee, that I am missing my opportunity to experience God’s Grace and have my Faith strengthened by yet another example of how God is there to supply all my needs, like the gift certificate.
Asking God for what we want, specifically, and then moving in obedience enables us to LIVE HIS WORD. It removes the shackles of rules and regulations and thrusts us into his world of freedom where the Holy Spirit serves as our guide. We can’t keep “leaning on our own understanding” when it comes to the “path we should walk.” Only God knows his plan for us. We are simply to trust that it is a good one and walk in it, in Love. Put the Favor He has on your life to work!
“Hey God, I am really mad at her, are you sure I am supposed to call her?” Yes, he says. “But I don’t even know what to say…AND, I really don’t want to get in an argument.” “Call her,” he says. So I call, she picks up, and she is in tears. She has just lost a loved one, or just gotten terrible news from her doctor, or realized her relationship is in shambles. My call to her is right on time! God has sent her a source of encouragement through me. “Tell her how much I love her,” He says, “remember, it’s not about you.” “Thank you,” I whisper. “Thank you,” he proclaims. “Love you too.”
That’s it. That’s all it comes down to. Move when He says to move. So when He says to do it. In your obedience, watch the world move to His beat, not yours. Allow His kingdom to come, and His will to be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.
His Grace is sufficient and his Mercy and Goodness will follow you ALL the days of your life.
I Love you,


Face To Face With The Pope7:58 AM
Flickering candles in the rain are being held by people who hid themselves in coats of different colors. For a moment they're quiet but tears and cheers erupt when the Pope in his jeepney-inspired mobile go near them. "We love you, Papa Fransesco!" others say. Some can't talk. So overjoyed, they just weep.
Media agencies say six million people are here. They're here despite the cold. They're here even if it's raining non-stop for 7 hours now. They're here even if the weather bureau said that it's storm signal number one.
My knees are shaking even if I was only out in the rain for roughly 45 minutes. I have such low tolerance for cold. But I am looking at the mothers who I know have been here for hours and hours just to have a glimpse of the Pope. I shouldn't be complaining I told myself.
I am far from the Quirino Grandstand. I expected it. I left the house 2 hours before the mass and people were here since the other night. But thanks to 18 huge screens scattered around Luneta Park and the neighboring streets, we can still understand what's going on. I looked around and even if we're more than 4 kilometers away from the Pope, everyone is still smiling. Most are praying silently with a few ladies holding on to their rosaries.
I am proud to be in a country with so much devotion for their faith. I'm happy realizing that if we are with someone we truly respect, we have the capacity to be disciplined.
Two days ago, we are confronted with an argument that the Papal Visit isn't about the Pope but the message he brings. I agree with that. I heard friends say that we are here to not praise the Pope but praise the Lord with him. Absolutely right. And I see why some are worried about how the rest of us react when we see the Pope. Some are accusing their co-Catholics of idolatry. I cannot say it is true. I also cannot say it's not.
Faith is such a huge concept even the brightest Theologians can't establish its standards. I am not a devout Catholic. Well, I was raised to be one after being educated in a Catholic school for 10 years but there are some teachings of the Church I don't agree with. It's a love- hate relationship but it doesn't mean I forgot the Lord. I don't go to mass every Sunday but I say grace before meals, talk to the Lord before I sleep, and ask for his guidance everytime I begin travelling. I'd like to see it as a quiet practice of my religion.
But looking at this people who braved the cold today, they are happy. Getting a glimpse of hope is always good... always. Our expression of faith depends on where we're coming from, the way we are taught, our spiritual experiences, the people we are with, and in most cases, the things we're yearning for. We pray harder in times of trials, don't we?
This Papal Visit is not really about being a Catholic. The happiness I felt transcends what's written on the religion portion of my bio-data. It's about finding our source of strength to go on with life and be face to face with someone who symbolizes goodness. If we see people we know whom we think has gone beyond appreciating the Pope's presence, we can remind them. But we can't judge them.
Thank you Pope Francis for warming my heart. I may not be able to promise you that I will go to Church every Sunday, but I heard your reminder. I know we must take care of each other. Viva il Papa!
You can click on this link (www.thesunsetguy.com) for more photos.


Middle School Principal Awarded Doctorate
作者:布鲁斯·D. Johnson, Superintendent Emeritus
Redwood Christian Middle School Principal 艾伯特 卡斯塔涅达 现在是博士. 艾伯特 卡斯塔涅达
Earlier this month, Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 participated in the graduation festivities at Columbia International University. He was joined by his family, RCS Superintendent, Dr. Hearne, and former RCS Principal, Dr. 华纳. The hooding ceremony took place on Thursday, December 8 and the graduation on Friday, December 9th. Congratulations, Dr. 卡斯塔涅达!
On Friday, July 22, Redwood Christian Middle School Principal 艾伯特 卡斯塔涅达 was awarded his doctorate by Columbia International University. Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 completed his course work and dissertation in three years. His dissertation was titled “A Kingdom View of Christian Education” focusing on the “Perceptions of Pastors of Churches and Superintendents of Independent Christian Schools.”
Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 graduated from Redwood Christian 高中 in 1984 and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in History from BIOLA University (1991), and his Masters Degree from Chapman University in Education (2009). Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 returned to his alma mater as a Bible and Physical Education teacher and coach in 1991. He was named the Redwood Christian Middle School Principal in June 2022. He had been serving as Assistant Principal at Redwood Christian Middle School and 高中 since 2009.
Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 and his wife Julie (Perry-卡斯塔涅达, RCHS Class of 1987 and currently on staff) have four children: Alicia (Class of 2015), 乔尔(2017), Abigail (2022) and Joshua (Class of 2025). They live in Castro Valley and are active at Gateway Bible Church of Castro Valley, where he serves as an Elder.
Superintendent Emeritus Bruce D. Johnson remembers Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 as a high school athlete who modeled for his team and others the “very best of Christian traits in a young man and was recognized as someone with personal integrity and a strong work ethic. His wife, Julie, was our Senior Female Athlete of the Year in 1987. When he applied to teach at his alma mater after graduating from college in 1991, we hired him confident he would make the positive contributions he has made in the 32 years he has been on staff, and will make in the future.”
Dr. Al Hearne, Superintendent of Redwood Christian Schools, stated “Dr. 卡斯塔涅达 has persevered relentlessly over the past three years working on his doctorate while playing a key role during Covid ensuring that our students received a quality, Christ-centered education. Our entire school community recognizes him as a godly leader and is very proud of him.”
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Harvest Christian School, a ministry of Harvest Free Will Baptist Church, opened with daycare services in 1986. In 1987, HCS enrolled its first Kindergarten students. The school continued to grow and add new grade levels. HCS graduated it's first high school seniors in 1994.
Harvest Christian School offers a Christian education for Preschool through 12th grade. Daycare serves children ages 6 weeks through 5 years old.
The mission of HCS is to glorify God through the training and nurturing of students in their spiritual, academic, physical, emotional, and social development. This is achieved through a Christ-centered education based on biblical truth, which leads to the formation of the character of God within. God's character imparts wisdom, knowledge, and love, helping our school community develop a world view that impacts the world for Christ.
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2 students $175
3 students $225
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The Catholic Church all over the world on Sunday marked the solemnity of Christ the King.
The solemnity also known as Corpus Christi is celebrated every last Sunday of the liturgical calendar (34th week of ordinary time).
Originally, the solemnity Corpus Christi was to be celebrated on June every year, but due to raining season, it was shifted to the Solemnity of Christ the King, which is on the last Sunday of liturgical calendar.
It is always celebrated with a procession by different parishes, matching with colorful songs to the cathedral parish of the Diocese.
It was a flamboyant celebration in Awka Diocese as over 20 parishes proceeded to St Patricks Cathedral with different musical instruments.
Addressing the mammoth crowd, the Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, Most Rev. (Dr.) Paulinus Ezeokafor said the solemnity indicates that Jesus Christ is the father and King of all Universe.
He urged Christians all over the world to embrace Christ and allow Him take prominence in their lives.
The Bishop commended the faithful for their contributions in ensuring a peaceful procession, urging them to spread the word of God in their daily lives.


Welcome to Bible Missionary Baptist Church
Sunday School: 10:00am
Sunday morning service: 11:00am
Sunday evening service: 6:00pm
Wednesday service: 7:00pm
Bible Missionary Baptist Church is...
AN OLD FASHIONED, REJOICING, TESTIFYING CHURCH...
Recognizing God's house to be a place for worship and praise.
A BIBLE BELIEVING CHURCH...
Believing the King James 1611 to be God's verbally inspired Word.
A FRIENDLY CHURCH...
Holding out a hand of sincere Christian fellowship to you and your family.
A GOSPEL PREACHING CHURCH...
Proclaiming God's message of salvation to a lost and dying world.
A MISSION MINDED CHURCH...
Supporting missionaries around the world.
You can listen to us on WRNA 1140AM, WRKB 1460AM Sunday mornings at 9:00am or listen
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30-Day Discovery for Battle-Weary Parents
A journey through scripture for parenting in crisis
Using a daily scripture as a starting point, Pam shares openly about her journey as a mom of children from hard places in easy-to-grasp daily devotions that guide families toward the heart of God in the midst of the hard places within their family.
Additional Scripture Study
A successful journey of parenting children from hard places requires the Word as its foundation. Each day has additional scripture study to allow readers to dive into the biblical principles around caring for children in the midst of crisis.
Sometimes the hardest part of praying is finding the words to say, especially in hard and heart-breaking moments. Each day includes a prayer starter to help guide readers into open conversation with God about their struggles, concerns and fears.
Engaging questions for individuals, couples or small groups to help them evaluate their fears and frustrations as they journey with a child through difficulty.
Group Discussion Tool
A perfect tool for orphan care organizations and ministries of any size to use to engage their families in biblically-centered conversation about the struggles of parenting a child who seems lost.
Wisdom for Couples
A resource guide to assist husbands and wives in talking openly about their concerns, challenges and hopes as they walk out parenting wayward children.


Around what date does the Bible say Jesus was born?
A. Early in the winter season of the first year B. On the 25th day of the 12th month C. In the month of December D. Is that in the Bible?
It’s not in the Bible! The Gospels of Matthew and Luke (the only accounts of the nativity in the Bible) do not mention a time of year or date for Jesus’ birth. The vision in Revelation 12 of The Woman and The Dragon has been used with the pattern of the stars to outline a date of the Savior’s birth, but it isn’t as simple as an email calendar invite.


Mission, Vision, Values
Our mission is to develop informed, active, resilient and compassionate citizens within a Christian community.
Our vision is to be at the forefront of innovative education; empowering tomorrow's leaders, today.
PEACE - We encourage grace and harmony.
EXCELLENCE - We set high expectations.
RESPECT - We value all.
COMMUNITY - We build positive relationships.
Individuals matter. Whilst practicing our values, students are allowed, and encouraged, to develop their individuality within appropriate bounds.
Our Christian ethos informs relationships between staff and students and shapes the whole school environment, providing a safe and secure atmosphere in which students can learn effectively.
You are invited to visit and see first-hand how our values make our school great and discover why our students and their parents think Peace is such a great place to be.


Inscrit le: 14 Avr 2016
The book of poems is written as a thought-provoking gesture meant to spurn casual or formal conversation, enlightenment, and motivation as well as learned discussion about God’s Word. Some poems are a recompilation, whole or in part of a Bible book, or was inspired by a particular book or passage(s). The poems do not serve as a witness to profess an authoritative doctrine or directive written by Bible scholars. They can, however, be a catalyst to invoke personal insight about one’s own faith and God’s purpose for their lives.
One example is the poem, “Choice,” where a lark serves as a metaphor of some who cannot seem to choose whether to serve God or mammon (money or idols), and even when they think they’re sure which, they remain stagnant in their lives and fail to find their true spirituality. That is until they choose the road to salvation.
One practical application of a poem could be used in settings such as a Bible study and/or Sunday school. Every church could use a copy as study material.
“All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training for righteousness, that the man of God may be competent, equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16–17, ESV). To that end, we can be more than simply readers who find it difficult to recall and understand what the Spirit spoke to our individual spirit.
ADD THIS POEM TO BACK COVER AS WELL
Magic Night (written in Anchorage, Alaska, 1973)
Magic night, bring to me
All the things I want to see
Magic night bestow on me
Gold and riches and fantasies
Magic night, close my eyes
To ugly truths and beastly lies
Magic, fill my soul
For soon the truth will morning show


There are 4 public schools within the Beaver County community: Beaver, Forgan, Balko, and Turpin. As is the case with most small communities with excellent students and continual support from the citizens, school activities provide community social activities, a sense of belonging, and community pride.
The Beaver County Pioneer Library sits at the corner of Douglas Avenue and 2nd Street in Beaver and provides excellent library services to the citizens of Beaver and the surrounding communities.
Baptist: First Baptist Church Beaver, Balko Baptist Church, Clearlake First Baptist Church, First Baptist Church Turpin, First Baptist Church Forgan
Christian: Beaver First Christian Church, Forgan First Christian Church
Church of Christ: Beaver Church of Christ, Forgan Church of Christ, South Flat Church of Christ
Methodist: Beaver United Methodist Church, Turpin United Methodist Church, Forgan United Methodist Church, Gate United Methodist Church, Fairview United Methodist Church
Presbyterian: Beaver First Presbyterian Church (listed on the National Registry of Historic Sites),Knowles Nazarene Church, Midway Apostolic Country Church, Balko Community Faith Church, St. Francis Cabrini Catholic Church, Beaver First Assembly of God, Balko Crossroads Bible Fellowship, Bethel Church of God, Turpin Mennonite Church, Peace Lutheran Church, Faith Community Chapel, Gate Friends Church, General Assembly and Church of the First Born
You will find businesses in Beaver County to meet all of your basic needs. Those businesses range from banks (First Security Bank and Bank of Beaver City) to grocery stores (Downing’s Market) to hardware stores (Beaver Ace Lumber, Pugh’s Otasco, and Beaver Supply) to utility companies (Tri-County Electric, West Texas Gas, Town of Beaver, and Panhandle Telephone Cooperative) to variety and specialty stores (Rainbow Connection, Flowers by Rhonda, Henny Penny, and Pooh’s Place) to travel agents (L & L Travel) to garden nurseries/landscaping (Bittersweet Station) to photographers (Brent’s Pics) to car washing (Beaver Auto Bath) to funeral homes (Beaver County Funeral Home and Clark’s Funeral Service) and many more.
If you are visiting the area and are in need of a place to rest your head, Beaver and the surrounding community has plenty of rooms to choose from (Hillcrest Motel, Sunset Motel, Duster Inn, Beaver Motel, and Red Rooster Inn).
If you are in need of filling your stomach, you can choose from pizza and other Italian entrees (Pizza Hut and Sunset Pizza** in Forgan), Mexican and American food (Dos Castillo’s Kitchen and Chapala’s Mexican Restaurant), sandwiches (Subway inside of Love’s convenience store), or finish off the meal with ice cream and sweet treats (Sweet’r Side).
Beaver provides medical care to its community through the Beaver County Hospital Authority system which includes a nursing home, hospital, pharmacy, EMS services and clinics. Additionally, the Bennett Clinic also provides medical care to the community, as well as chiropractic care on specific days. Care for the eyes is also provided locally by Carlisle Vision Center.
Legal representation can be found at several places throughout the county, including Trippet, Kee, Trippett, and Parsons as well as Drum & Venable, attorneys at law.
Oil & Gas Industry
Many companies within Beaver County support the oil and gas industry, including Beaver Oil Company, Partners Oilfield Services, Plateau Energy Services, Ramon & Bennett Roustabout Services, Bennett Construction, and WB Supply.
For additional demographic information on Beaver County, this link proves to be an excellent resource:
Beaver County Chamber of Commerce