Your Prayers are asked…
For the sick and housebound…
|John Lappin||Eileen Knox||Manuel Montoro-Blanch||Neville Barnett||Louise Croce|
|Maureen Wright||Rosalie Aquino||Jack Watt||Christopher Brown||Isabel Morris|
|Pamela Farr||Indira Das||Andrew McHale||Dawn Watts||Betty Keech|
|Anne Atkins||Rosanna Connolly||Valerie Cleary||Christopher McQuade||Chris Smith|
|Frances Cole||Moira Wileman||Diane Lyons||Joe Hudson||Wendy Binns|
|Sharon Gray||Rachel McHale||Ann Bamford||Ken Whitehead||Elaine Brighton|
|Imelda Dunne||Fr Gerry Hurst||Maureen Pearson||Marilyn Johnson||Connie van Donck|
|Bridget & Noel Crompton||Veronica Chadwick|
|and all the sick of the Parish.|
For those who have died…
…for Anthony Healey who died recently, and for all who have died.
…for all those whose anniversaries occur at this time.
In a special way please pray for ‘those who have passed from this world unnoticed, uncared for, and alone’.
We are in the process of updating our Prayer List for the sick. If you would still like to have your name on the list, or the name of your relative or friend, please get in touch with Fr Richard.
The Pope’s Prayer Intentions for August
Universal: The treasure of Families
That any far-reaching decisions of economists and politicians may protect the family as one of the treasures of humanity.
Churches Together in York
Ecumenical Prayer Diary: April 2017
You are invited to submit your own prayer requests below.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen! As we celebrate the Feast of Feasts and the Holy Day of Holy Days – the day which knows no evening, I offer the following words from the Paschal Verses:
This is the day of resurrection.
Let us be illumined by the feast.
Let us embrace each other.
Let us call “Brothers” even those that hate us,
and forgive all by the resurrection, and so let us cry:
Christ is Risen from the dead,
Trampling down death by death,
And upon those in the tombs bestowing life!
In the Risen Lord,


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A new video of the twelve Christian nuns kidnapped in Syria recently appeared. In it, the nuns are taped sitting in a room and being questioned by an unseen man, presumably a member of the kidnappers. He asks them how they are, if they’ve been mistreated, etc.
They respond that they are being treated fine, that they very much look forward to being returned to their convent, that they heartily thank the world for its concern, and that they continually pray that God grant peace to all nations.
Their words say one thing, their expressions and demeanor another. Put differently, as female captives of Islamic jihadis, what else could they say but what they were told to say?
Read More Here: http://www.meforum.org/3759/kidnapped-nuns


One of the most difficult passages of the Bible for me to wrestle with is during the account of the crucifixion of Christ, and he says, “Forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”
Jesus’s statement informs us how we as Christians are to respond to people who are our enemies. People who are against our way of life. People who hate us because of our beliefs, because of our culture, because of our heritage or the color of our skin. The reason it is so difficult is because Jesus responds to them in love, grace, mercy, and kindness.
I distinctly remember being on stage in church as a worship leader the weekend after the Sandy Hook Elementary School murders. I was in a room full of people – some of them my family, some friends, some strangers – and I knew we were all thinking about it, but I had no idea what to do or say. I didn’t know if I should say anything at all. Last weekend I found myself there again. On stage in church after the hate crimes in Charlottesville, VA. And again I had no idea what to say.
In the days since then, I’ve come up with some thoughts about how we as worship leaders and church leaders should respond. More specifically, what kinds of things we should say from the platform. I should also note that I in no way claim to have the right answers or be some kind of expert – these are just things that I think are important for us to remind ourselves and our churches after terrible events in our world happen.
1) We should say something
The reality is everybody in the room is going to be thinking about it. Some people will be there because of it. People will be looking for hope and comfort – some kind of an answer as to why this happened or what we should do because of it. We need to address it.
The easiest thing is just not to say anything at all. It’s also the cowardly thing. 2nd Timothy 1:7 tells us that we have not been given a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-discipline.
2) Remind ourselves and our congregations that the Church is the hope of the world
I believe with all my heart that the church is the hope of the world – specifically that Jesus Christ is the hope of the world – through the work of the church. Many people in our churches probably believe this in their heads but not really in their hearts. Many of us, although we may not admit it – place our hope in other things – a President or political party – an organization that may even do a lot of good in the world. But the truth is there is only one source of hope, and that is Jesus, and we – His church – are the instrument through which that hope will be shown to the world.
The second half of this point is where it gets hard. It’s not enough just to say ‘The church is the hope of the world’ – we have to actually live that out. It’s our job as church leaders to figure out how to actually be the hope of the world – what it actually means in our communities. And then we have to lead our congregations to take action. If we would better lead our congregations to tithe, the church could finance social injustices. If we could lead our congregations to actually love our neighbors (as Jesus taught us through the parable of the Good Samaritan), we would begin to replace hatred and injustice with love and kindness. I’m convinced that if the church would do the work of the church even more passionately, we could begin to erase fear and hatred with hope and love.
3) We should inform our response through the teachings of the Bible and the life of Christ
The way we respond should be derived solely from the Bible and from the life of Jesus. Not from our President. Not from what your friends post on Facebook.
There are two main examples of how to respond to hatred and injustice from the life of Jesus that stand out to me. The first is the one I mentioned earlier in this article: Jesus had been tortured and was being killed by people who hated him because of his beliefs and his proclaimed heritage, and he said “Forgive them for they do not know what they do”. The second is in the garden of Gethsemane. The Roman soldiers had come to capture Jesus, and Peter – one of his disciples – did something that many of us, if we truly put ourselves in his shoes, might think is a normal – even appropriate response. Peter attacks those who are attacking him. Jesus then rebukes him and heals the soldier, while allowing himself to be capture.
You might argue with me that Jesus’s treatment of the Pharisees and other religious leaders in the Bible is not so merciful. And I agree with you – but overwhelmingly in the Bible the teaching of Jesus is to respond to evil and hatred with love and grace. Never does Jesus say we should respond to hatred with more hatred, yet that is our knee-jerk reaction.
To be honest, when I watched the news on Saturday night and saw neo-nazis and white supremecists marching in Virginia – and when I heard they had murdered someone – I was angry. You might have been angry, too – and that’s OK. What is not OK is for us to act out of that anger in a way that is anything counter to what Jesus taught or did.
Finally, be encouraged. In situations like this, I often think of John 16:33 – the word of Christ:
“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
Awesome response Brian! Great focus!
Great message Brian, you should be preaching bro… well done
Thanks Jeff! I have preached a few sermons before – it’s not my strongest gifting 🙂
Amen, sometimes we forget but we can always find the answer in the Bible thank you Brian
wow brian, this is a great message! I promise that if and when I find myself in a bad situation, I will try to remember what you have said, because it is so true! thanks for your message. also thanks again for all the free lessons.
Excellent comments, and I love that they are so God-focused and Bible based, which is the exact response God would want.


Welcome to The Abbey Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Botolph
in Thorney, Cambridgeshire
A site of unbroken Christian worship for over a thousand years,
whose walls have echoed to the praise of the Holy Trinity in
Latin, French, English and German
This former Benedictine Abbey Church now serves the Parish of Thorney in the City of Peterborough.
- Choral Eucharist and Sermon, every Sunday at 11am
- Said Communion, second Sunday in each month at 8am
- Family Service, second Sunday in each month at 10am
The Christian community of Thorney provides a rich pattern of worship for a whole range of ages and needs. It exists as a sign of God's presence in the village as well as in the wider world. It is committed, following the example of Our Lord Jesus Christ, to the care and wellbeing of the whole community.
The Parish News is available from the bookstall. The bookstall also contains publications about the history and life of Thorney.
The Abbey is a centre of pilgrimage, besides being a historic monument. It is also a venue for concerts and presentations throughout the year. Please see the events section for more information.


Scripture: He has shown you, O man, what is good. What does Yahweh require of you, but to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?
Micah 6:8 WEB
Life Application: ~*It seems like an easy task to “act justly, love mercy & walk humbly with your God”, but it’s easier said than done. Although our reasonable services are not hard, we as believers make things harder than they have to be. When we focus on The Father and NOT ourselves, there is so much more that we can accomplish in the kingdom than we could ever imagine. Let us walk in the humility of Christ Yeshua and please our Father and I can assure you, things will get better. Enjoy the humbled life.*~
Prayer: Most gracious and Heavenly Father, You alone are worthy of ALL the glory, honor and praise. Please bless me to walk in Your love and humility. May I forever trust in Your truth and never believe in human lies. May my friends, families and the strangers that I meet, forever see Your humble Spirit in me. Please humble me to have mercy on others and in turn please Father have mercy on me. I love You, honor You and thank You in the matchless name of Yeshua our soon coming King. Amen!
#EarlyMorningBibleStudy #Humility #HisWill #MinistryBeyondTheFourWalls #MakeDisciples


The Story of the Vineyard
Matthew 20: 1 -16
How many times have you looked upon a situation and said, “That’s not fair!” It may have when someone is promoted who clearly did not have the skill set for the job. It may be the father who dotes so much on one child that he fails to recognize his other children. At a glance today’s Gospel lesson reeks of unfairness. How could those “Johnny Come Lately’s” receive the same wages as those who had toiled all day in the fields? Did images of the elder son confronting his father as the younger son’s party was in full swing come to mind? You know that parable: The Prodigal Son. I must admit I did. But that is because I failed to dwell on how the vineyard owner responded to the grumbling of those hired to work for him. I also failed to remember Jesus is here trying to explain what the kingdom of God is all about.
One of the many sources I looked at reminded me is that this parable is not about fairness but about generosity, God’s generosity. As I thought of God’s generosity, I thought that this story reminds me of several things. First, that God is always ready to welcome folks into the kingdom. For those who realize at an early age what it means to walk with God, they have a lifetime (Sorta what those early workers represented.) What a joy that must be for those folks. They have had the luxury of fellowship with God. For others, it takes them longer to find a relationship with God through God’s son, Jesus Christ. Nonetheless, when they knock on that door, God is always willing to open and say, “Welcome Home!”
Another point worth exploring is the intended audience for this Gospel. Knowing that Matthew was writing to the early church. It was a church made up of Jewish Christians as well as Gentile Christians. For those with a long history of the Jewish faith; those who believed that Jesus was the promised Messiah Israel had waited for, these folks may well be those workers who went to the fields early in the morning. For those Gentile Christians, they were the newbies. But Matthew is stressing both were welcomed into the kingdom.
Lastly, Jesus compares the kingdom to a vineyard, a place to work. I think it wise to remember, the kingdom dwellers are kingdom builders, or workers. What an opportunity we have to work together in God’s vineyard!
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Scripture for Sunday, September 20: Psalm 105, Exodus 16: 2 -15; Philippians 1: 21 -30; Matthew 20: 1 - 16. We continue to spread the Gospel of love and grace. Will you not join us in this effort? The rewards are heavenly! See you Sunday(electronically), Alanna


Monday, September 24, 2012
This past weekend I got to go on a road trip with Joshua Cell group (well with those of the group who were able to take 3 days off work at least) up to Doi Mesalong, Mae Sai, Chiang Saen and Chiang Kong. There's nothing like a spending solid chunk of time with a group of people to get to know each other better and bond. For me, an added bonus was being able to pick up more language that comes from friends having fun and joking around together. It was an awesome time to get away with the group, to be able to spend 3 solid days together, eating, travelling, taking photos, eating, sleeping, encouraging each other, eating, singing, sharing from God's word, shopping, eating, riding bikes, getting to know each other better, eating, praying together and just having fun. Praise God that despite lots of recent rain, we were able to travel safely despite a few road blocks and detours that delayed us over an hour. But for all the road blocks and detours, it just meant more bonding time in the car With the group at Doi Maesalong Heading away over a weekend also meant that we also got to visit a local church. It was fun being able to ride bikes to the church in Chiang Kong, which was a Chinese/Thai church that consisted mainly of students who lived on site in the dorms that were set up by a mission organisation. Their hope is to share the gospel to the kids who come to live with them. It was a real encouragement to sit in on their worship time. Even though they were singing in Chinese, watching the kids worshipping God and praising Him with their whole heart. At the church in Chiang Kong Riding bikes around Chiang Kong With Daa and Boom On our way back, this fallen tree was a huge reminder of God's grace in keeping us safe on the roads. If we were just 1 minute faster, we could've ended up under this tree! The road block on the way home. For those who pray: - Praise God for the opportunity to head away for the weekend and praise God for safe travels - Pray for Joshua Cell group and the continued growth of this group, in their maturity of God, as a unified group, and that God will be using the group to be growing His kingdom - Pray for Joshua Cell as they continue to work through the book of Acts, that they will be challenged by Gods word and that it will change their lives too
Thursday, September 20, 2012
I'm loving being able to help teach Sunday School. Teaching Sunday School is broken up into 3 parts, firstly doing the bible study with all the teachers, secondly, coming up with a big idea for what we just learnt and being creative in how we're going to try and teach it to the kids, and finally, teaching it to the kids. In addition to loving being part of the teaching team, and seeing people grow in their understanding of the Word and desire to see the kids also know God better, it's also a great way for me to improve my language. While i don't yet trust myself to do a big teaching spot with the kids, it's been fun and challenging to lead activities for the kids, lead the prayer time. I never realised how difficult it is to explain 'rules' for a game. The vocab required is so not your typical conversational stuff. But in the mix, i've also had the chance to do a short talk using some 'magic' a few weeks back as a way to do a quick summary of stuff we've learnt from the Big Picture of the bible and how it would lead into the story of Daniel.
The past few months, we've been working our way through the Big Picture of the Bible, helping the kids to see how the Old Testament actually points us to Jesus, and how Jesus is the one who fulfils all of God's promises in the Old Testament. It's been exciting to see the kids remember the things they've learnt each week, and also have fun in learning the Bible. Here are a few pics of the kids trying to recreate a lego scene from whatever lego pieces they were given. Of course what they created was never going to be as good as the original image, it was always going to be a poor replica,. This was our way to try and introduce the story of the rebuilding of the temple after the exiles, which ultimately would lead us learn that Jesus is the true temple. I was particularly impressed by James' attempt at a an Angry Bird.
The kids attempting to recreate lego scenes
The Angry Birds Scene
James' attempt at a lego Angry Bird
For those who pray:
- Praise God for the team of SS teachers
- Pray for the SS teachers, to be growing in their understanding of God's word and eagerness to be teaching the kids
- Pray for the kids we teach, that what we teach will be giving them a solid foundation for their understanding of the Bible and for their faith
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
One of the things I love about being here is being able to hang out with friends. Hanging with friends gives me an opportunity to not only build relationships with others, but more importantly, it allows me to be able to share my life with them which I think is really important for ministry. Last weekend, I got to go on a tiaw with a couple of my friends. We went to cafe out in Mae Rim and got to chill out, drink some awesome fruit shakes, pizza and other Thai food. What was really exciting for me was to have the chance to chat with one of my Buddhist friend's about God and different experiences she's had with Christians over the past couple years. Having not had the chance to chat to her about Christianity since I've come back, this time talking to her, I have seen the way she has changed over the past few years and how she has softened to be willing to talk about God and not trying to remind us that she is a Buddhist all the time. My prayer is that God will keep working in her life and softening her heart and that there will be many more opportunities to be sharing my life with her.
The awesome fruit shakes we got to drink
I also had all the Sunday School teachers over for dinner one night too. I realised the other week that so often we end up serving together, meeting together to do a bible study and prep of the lesson, but in that time, there isn't much opportunity for us to hang out together and get to know each other better. So I thought a meal together would be a good start at least. So after a massive feast of Suki (like a chinese steam boat), we also made some Anzac biscuits and a banana cream crepe cake. It was a fun night together. Hoping that we can be doing plenty more of the them in the future too.
Most of the SS teachers (L-R - P'Fon, P'Soong, Me, Denise, P'Pao, P'Waad
the crepe cake
Check the layers - with butterscotch sauce to go! YUM!!!
One of the things that really encourages me over here, but something i still need to get used to, is the eagerness some of the Christians have here to be praying. 4hr prayer meetings on a Friday night that are scheduled to finish at midnight is not a common occurrence at my church back in Oz. In fact, I don't think it has ever happened, or is likely to happen in the near future. However, over here no one seems to blink an eye. People are more than happy to give up a Friday evening to come and pray, encourage and fellowship with their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. While I still need to get used to the style of it all, it was great to be able to firstly sing praises to God, and then be praying for a whole host of things, from personal prayer points, different cell groups within church, different ministries in the church, our new church building, for Thailand, the government and lots of other things. Even though we didn't end up finishing til almost 12.30, I was personally quite amazed how quickly the time passed by. I think i always need to be reminded of the privilege it is to be able to come to God in prayer and to bring all things before him and that i need to be doing more of it. So please be praying that I'll be praying.
Praying for different Cell Groups
Praying for each other
Me leading a quick session for my cell group


Jesus Christ the Redeemer Excursion
At the end of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus Christ told his followers “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.” Within three centuries, Emperor Constantine would come to power in Rome. From then on, the Eternal City would be well on its way to becoming the center of the Christian faith. From the fourth century through the fifteenth century, the East would endure the rise and fall of the Mongols, two waves of the heresy of iconoclasm, and finally succumb to Islam and the Ottoman Empire. Through the various crises in the East, the West saw an influx of Greek culture. Treasures such as art, artifacts, and relics were brought to Rome.
On this excursion you will encounter various relics, which according to tradition, are connected with the passion and death of Jesus Christ. A part of of the old Lateran Palace contains the Scala Sancta, the stairs that Jesus climbed from Pilate’s palace, which St. Helena brought from the Holy Land to Rome. Among other relics, the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme contains three fragments of the true cross, fragments from Jesus’ tomb, the column of flagellation, two thorns from Jesus’ crown, and a portion from the title of the cross (INRI).
As part of our time together, you will explore the history and structure of the Cathedral of Rome, St. John Lateran, and learn why the Lateran, and not St. Peter Basilica, is Rome’s most important church. St. John Lateran, an architectural masterpiece of Francesco Borromini, also houses relics of the skulls of St. Peter and St. Paul, important statues of the school of Bernini, a section of the altar said to have been used at the last supper, as well as the tombs of Pope Martin V and Pope Leo XIII.
On this excursion you will visit the fifth most important church in Rome, St. Lawrence Outside-the-Walls, or San Lorenzo fuori le Mura as it is known in Italian. This often overlooked gem houses the tomb of three of early Christianity’s most important Saints, St. Stephen, St. Justin Martyr, and St. Lawrence of Rome. You will hear the history and contributions of these three martyrs to the foundations of the early Church. You will also learn why St. Lawrence Outside-the-Walls was the only church in Rome to suffer destruction during the Second World War.
A visit to the Catacombs of San Sebastiano can be an optional addition to this excursion. These catacombs have a unique connection to Saints Peter and Paul, as there is strong evidence that their relics were brought here for a time, for safe keeping, during one of the the early Christian persecutions.
This excursion is available Monday to Saturday starting at 9 a.m.
This excursions lasts 2½ to 4 hours.
Transportation: Rome’s bus and Metro system.
Urbs Sacra is an apostolate and not a tour company or travel agency. Instead of charging a specific price for an excursion, Urbs Sacra requests a donation from participants and offers a suggested scale for donations. Some people give more than the suggested scale and some give less than the suggested scale. What you offer is up to you. We do not want anyone to be turned away because of budgetary constraints or limited means. Likewise, those who feel compelled to give generously certainly are welcome to do so.
Suggested Donation for the excursion without a visit to the catacombs:
1 - 2 people suggested donation: 175 to 225 Euro
3 - 4 people suggested donation: 200 to 250 Euro
5 - 6 people suggested donation: 225 to 275 Euro
7 - 8 people suggested donation: 275 to 325 Euro
Please inquire for larger groups.
Suggested Donation for the excursion with a visit to the catacombs:
1 - 2 people suggested donation: 200 to 250 Euro
3 - 4 people suggested donation: 225 to 275 Euro
5 - 6 people suggested donation: 250 to 300 Euro
7 - 8 people suggested donation: 300 to 350 Euro
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Located in the heart of old Glen Burnie on Crain Highway since 1926!
Welcome to the Glen Burnie United Methodist Church website. We are so very glad you found us. Glen Burnie is a Christ-centered faith community which opens its doors and arms to all. We invite you to explore faith with us for the first time or to take the next step in your spiritual journey.
Through this website we hope you will catch the spirit of our church family - caring, friendly, and welcoming. Please join us for worship - Glen Burnie could be your next church home!
Our church has been taking a Journey through the Bible. Each week presents a new chapter of our Lord's Word to study complete with insight notes from our Senior Pastor. Come join us and take the journey


God is My Compass
Anyone who has known me for very long knows that I have no sense of direction. Then I moved to a very small, rural town where the roads were marked more by cemetery… church… mailbox… than road signs, and none of the roads go in a straight line much less true north-south, east-west. I figured there was no way I would ever learn my way around! So, when God told me I was going to go to the Social Security office on my own, I was in a panic. I studied the maps before I left and still ended up using Google Maps half the way there.
The trip home was a completely different story. God told me: no Google maps! Other than a quick peek to get a fix on which direction I needed to go, the lovely Google map lady stayed silent. I had to turn around three times before I found the freeway entrance. At any other time, I would’ve been been close to tears already and reaching for my phone for help, but, strangely enough, I wasn’t worried. God helped me find the right exit, too! I didn’t remember that there was another turn so soon after the exit, but God did! I saw a small clearing coming up and, as it got closer, so did the urgency inside me telling me to TURN! Then another decision up the road where I thought I needed to go straight, but it was a “T”! I had no idea which way to go! Everyone in front of me was turning left and I felt the usual temptation to follow. I glanced at my car’s compass and said out loud, “but, I think I need to go south? I should turn right.” God answered me, “so turn right then.” I knew I had just heard God’s Voice, but I still wasn’t sure if I was going in the right direction. I started to worry. But, God assured me that I had plenty of time, and that, if it was the wrong direction, it would be a chance to explore. And then I saw it: the cemetery and the church: turn left! And then again: the fancy mailbox and reflector on the telephone pole: turn left again! I had to blink back tears of joy several times: God was guiding me home!! The next stop sign was all too familiar; I knew exactly where I was then! I had never enjoyed driving anywhere that I didn’t have explicit directions for and was already familiar with the route. But, driving with God was so much FUN!!!
God never told us that life would be easy. But, He just wants us to seek Him so that we may find rest and relationship with Him. Life may be a challenge, but that challenge is so much easier, and oftentimes a lot of FUN, when we get to do it with Him! Eternity with God doesn’t start when we die. It starts now!
“I have come that they may have life and have it abundantly.” John 10:10 (ESV)


Puggles: Recognizes the learning ability of two year olds by introducing Biblical concepts at church and equipping families to teach them at home.
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Sparks: Ignites a child's curiosity about the people and events of the Bible, building a foundation of wisdom for knowing Christ.
T&T: Explores the concept of grace by focusing on the character and nature of God, the identity of Christ, as well as the structure and format of the Bible.
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Cubbies: Nurtures the budding faith of preschoolers and celebrates their desire to explore all that God has created.


WHO ARE WE?
Our church is a community consisting of various people who live in Poznań. We are of different ages, from different backgrounds, with different education levels, working in various companies. Although we are so different, there is something we have in common – that is our love for Jesus, our Saviour who changed our lives. He saved us from our sins and from death. He gave us hope and faith, and showed us how to live every day touched by His grace. He is the object of our love – we want to live not only with Him but for Him, sharing the Gospel with our families, in our companies and schools. We believe that everyone is precious to Him.
We live in Poznań and pray for God’s blessing for our city. We pray for our families, friends and neighbors to be touched by His power and love. We believe that Jesus is the answer for everyone, so for you too.
In our gatherings we meet to worship our Lord. We study the Bible because it contains the only norms for life and faith. We pray with faith waiting for answers and miracles. We encourage you to meet God personally and invite you to our meetings. You can also contact our Pastor Piotr Wisełka (firstname.lastname@example.org).


Obit: Slowiak, Margaret (1933 – 2017)
Surnames: Slowiak, Heiman, Mertens, Westberg, Techmeier, Nye, Weix, Koenig, Hazuga, Felix
----Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 05 Apr 2017
Slowiak, Margaret (10 JAN 1933 – 27 MAR 2017)
Margaret Slowiak, 84, Stanley, died Monday, March 27, 2017 at Homeplace, Stanley, under the care of St. Joseph's Hospice.
She was born on January 10, 1933, in Thorp (Clark Co., Wis.), the daughter of the late Oscar and Catherine (Heiman) Mertens. She was raised in Thorp and graduated from Thorp High School in 1952. On June 7, 1955, she married Felix Slowiak at St. Bernard's Catholic Church, Thorp. The couple farmed in the town of Thorp until 1990, when they retired and moved into Stanley.
She is survived by her brother, Robert (Rosalie) Mertens of Thorp; her sister, Theresa Westberg of Eau Claire; and sister-in-law, Mary Ann Mertens of Appleton; and many nieces and nephews.
Margaret was preceded in death by her parents; husband Felix in 1997; brothers, Francis, Hugo, Bernard, Father Michael Mertens; and sisters, Dolores Techmeier, Marcella Nye, Ruth Weix, Helen Koenig, Marie Weix and Catherine Hazuga.
A memorial Mass will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 8, at Holy Family Catholic Church, Stanley, with Father William Felix officiating. Interment will be in Holy Family Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until time of ser ice at the church. Plombon Funeral service assisted the family.
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…God has the rest.
I’ve spent my life Vaulting. Leaping from high places even though I am terrified of heights. The reason for that is all Momma’s fault. She raised me to to know that with a little hard work, a lot of determination and even more blessings from God, anything is possible. Anything translates into miracles. Some call it foolish of me to believe in miracles at my age…37 if you must know…but I am of the opinion that miracles happen everyday and I have been at the receiving end way too many times to dismiss them as happenstance. It’s easy to give credit to chance over God for some reason and I’ve always found that just plain silly.
God tells us to have faith and He will provide for our heart’s desire. Many think this means He will give us everything we want and they are sadly mistaken. They forget that God not only hears what we want, but He also feels why we want it. If our wants do not glorify Him, chances are He may let us have them so we can learn from our foolishness. But if in our hearts there are pure desires, He will make a way to expand our horizons so all will know He is the reason for our blessings.
Now, I am not saying that my heart’s desire has always aligned with glorifying God. I would be a liar if I did. But I do know that my desire to write a book, have it published and share it with the world was not my idea. It was a surprise to me. I didn’t have the tools, knowledge or ability to do it. God listened to my concern and surrounded me with all the things, people and knowledge I needed to succeed. All I had to do was accept the gift.
I have often wondered when it became so clear that this would be my witness to the world…the thing I could give for God’s glory. I don’t know when the exact time or day was, but I would bet everything I have, God does.
This past weekend I had my very first book signing. That is the picture up there. I’ve been asked if it was a success. Well, that really depends on how you measure success.
“How many books did you sell?” Five, and two of those were to my Ganny. One to a woman who saw the article in the paper and recognized my name. She is a friend of our families. Then there were two copies sold to a stranger. This is where the success comes in for me.
He was out for a drive, 100 miles from home, and stopped on a whim. I greeted him at the door and introduced myself. He asked about I Am Ocilla and I gave the very best elevator pitch I could give. He smiled and asked for two. I told him that would be $25 ( I was running a special). He pulled out his money and fingered a $20 and a $5. He began to fold his cash back up, paused and then threw another $5 down. I gasped…really I did. Then he said, “It is worth so much more.” I thanked him and asked who he wanted the books made out to. He had me sign one to a lady name Suzanne (I hope you love her, Suzanne) and the other he asked me to sign. He said he would bless someone with my girl.
When he left I had to run to the bathroom. I had a good cry. Not because I only sold 5 books…it’s never about money for me…but because everything inside of me knew God had sent this last man to me as a reminder. It was a reminder that little steps count just as much as the huge Vaults.
This has all got me thinking about Ocilla and why she is important. It’s not about me. It is about the fact that she is, like the lovely stranger said, “worth so much more”. She is my witness to the world that God is in the little steps and the big Vaults, and that each is equally as important as the other. Ocilla is my miracle written with the fibers of my soul and shared with the world. Her story is the same as mine and yours.
Peace, love and God’s will.


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Lord Jesus come into my heart.God please forgive me all my sins and accept me into Your family.According to Romans 10:9-10.I confess with my mouth that Jesus is Lord and I believe in my heart that you raised Him from the dead.I receive Jesus into my heart and I declare that I am born again(John 3:5-6,15-16).Thank You Lord for saving me and transfering me from the power of Satan into Your Kingdom.Heavenly Father,You said in Your Word that if I would ask,You would fill me with Your Holy Spirit and give me the ability to speak with other tongues(Luke 11:13,Acts 2:4).I take You at Your word and ask You to fill me with The Holy Spirit as You promised.Thank You for giving me The Holy Spirit and for being Lord over my life.


As strange as it appears, the King James Variation Scriptures can in some cases be an argumentative topic. Some individuals suggest that it is the most effective and also most precise variation of the Scriptures that’s composed in English. These individuals really feel that variations of the Holy bible, particularly extra modern-day ones such as the New International Variation, simply do not represent words of God as precisely as the King James Variation does; while others hold opposing sights.
Obviously, which variation of the Scriptures you review is an individual option. Prior to you make a decision if the KJV Holy bible is appropriate for you, below is some even more info regarding the translation.
A Quick Background of KJV Holy Bibles
One of the well-known qualities of this Holy bible is that it was made to show the Church of England’s Episcopal framework and also their ideas relating to blessed clergy. Not long after it was released, the KJV Holy bible ended up being extensively approved by various church religions. It additionally came to be understood as the Authorized Variation of the Holy bible or frequently as the Holy bible.
Still a Preferred Variation
Lots of various religions utilize the King James Variation, which is fairly distinct. There are likewise some disadvantages to the KJV.
The most apparent difficulty that comes with checking out the King James Variation is that the English design in which it was created is not at all like the English we are made use of to reviewing as well as talking today. For several individuals, reviewing the KJV can be as tough as reviewing Shakespeare or an international language.
Language Obstacle of the KJV Holy bible.
The Identical Alternative
If you would certainly such as to review the King James Variation Scriptures as well as be able to comprehend it simpler, you can constantly go with an identical Scriptures. There are numerous identical Holy bibles on the come out from among them market that include the King James Variation along with an additional translation of the Scriptures that can be much easier to comprehend, such as the New International Variation or Enhanced Variation.
, if the KJV is For You
Directly, I locate Holy bible research on Discoveries to be fairly easy in several areas; I currently discover that there are much less grey locations than they were when I simply began. If you comply with the actions that I am going to reveal you, you also can locate revelation research a lot less complicated than you believe. If you desire to at the very least be on your means to coming to be one of the most sophisticated pupils of end-time Holy bible prediction, there are 3 crucial actions that you require to observe.
There are several alternatives to pick from if you have actually determined that the King James Variation is for you. Not just does this variation can be found in several dimensions, shades and also designs; yet you can additionally pick to review it online. Or if you favor research Scriptures or religious Holy bibles created a lot more details to you, there are several of those.
1. Enable the Holy bible to give all analyses
The only method to precisely translate any kind of revelation is not to translate it at all. The Holy bible has to be enabled to offer all analyses of revelation.
It is usual method for revelation pupils provide their strange definition to specific pythonic signs or attempt to reword the significance offered to a certain sign. This is what the Holy bible calls exclusive analysis (Pet dog.
They are 2 methods which you can discover your option to end-time Scriptures revelation. You can discover it in the exact same Scriptures flow in which the revelation is offered, or you can most likely to various other associated Scriptures flows for comparable analyses of particular words or expressions that will certainly assist you comprehend the revelation you’re examining. An excellent Scriptures concurrence can aid you with this.
2. Do not attempt to translate what the Holy bible does not translate
In end-time Scriptures revelation do not attempt to provide definitions to signs that the Holy bible does not analyze. Equally as just how it is necessary to understand what analysis the Holy bible offers a specific sign, it is likewise essential to recognize what it does not analyze. There are components in a few of the revelations for which the Scriptures does not provide a definition.
In that desire Pharaoh saw rivers, cows, as well as fields, however just the cows were translated, yet the prediction was completely comprehended. Any kind of effort to give services to aspects not analyzed in the bibles might well lead you to final thoughts that are not in maintaining with the general message of the prediction you’re researching.
3. Permit on your own to be assisted by the identical revelations
In your evaluations of end-time Holy bible revelation, make the identical predictions your overview. For me, this is one of the most effective concepts in any type of Holy bible research on Discoveries.
If you would certainly such as to check out the King James Variation Holy bible and also be able to recognize it simpler, you can constantly go with an identical Scriptures. There are numerous identical Scriptures on the market that consist of the King James Variation along with one more translation of the Holy bible that can be much easier to comprehend, such as the New International Variation or Enhanced Variation.
It additionally came to be recognized as the Authorized Variation of the Holy bible or frequently as the Holy Scriptures.
As we come down to severe research of end-time Holy bible revelation, allow us deal with the Holy bible as if it’s truly a “light unto our feet and also a light unto our course” (Ps. 119:105) and also our initiatives will certainly be highly compensated. If you utilize these 3 concepts, specifically in your Scriptures research study on Discoveries, you will certainly locate that Scriptures revelation is not as hard as you initially believed.
You can discover it in the very same Scriptures flow in which the prediction is offered, or you can go to various other relevant Holy bible flows for comparable analyses of specific words or expressions that will certainly aid you comprehend the prediction you’re examining. If you make use of these 3 concepts, specifically in your Scriptures research study on Discoveries, you will certainly locate that Scriptures revelation is not as tough as you initially believed.
In which situation one prediction matches the various other when you are dealing with identical predictions you will certainly see that some information in one prediction are not always located in the various other. In your evaluation, the revelation that is much more simple and also much easier to recognize ought to be utilized to clarify the harder revelation. The collaborating of information from both revelations will certainly widen your understanding of the story from the point of view of 2 different accounts of the very same occasion(s).


The first service of Calvary Baptist Church was held in a business building located at 805 Maine Street on October 3, 1943
. At that time, it was known as “The Gospel Center.” The service was conducted by Rev. John D. Jess, founder of the work, assisted by Mr. Douglas Mains, who served as pianist and music director.
In November of 1944, Rev. Warren Allem of Albuquerque, New Mexico was called to become the first pastor, after the work had been moved to its new location at 1115 Maine Street. Sunday School was started at this time, with 46 present.
On December 31, 1945, The Gospel Center was organized as Calvary Baptist Church, at which time Rev. Raymond Hamilton was officially called as pastor. At that time, there were 38 charter members received.
In May of 1947, application was made for fellowship in the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches and the church was accepted into the fellowship at the Association meeting in Waterloo, Iowa.
On January 25, 1948, Rev. Howard Miller of Peoria, Illinois accepted the unanimous call to become the third pastor of the church. On May 16, 1948, the congregation voted unanimously to proceed in purchasing a building site at 19th and State Street.


The Conference IEEE NANO 2015 will be held at the Angelicum Congress Centre, Largo Angelicum 1, Rome.
The historical site known simply as the Angelicum in Rome is located in the precise geographical centre of the city and dates back to 1569. Along with the annexed Convent and Baroque Church of Saints Dominic and Sixtus, the property is also home to the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas, one of the Vatican's most important and prestigious places of learning for intellectuals in the Catholic world.
The Angelicum Conference Centre, with its two auditoriums and 11 smaller meeting rooms, encapsulates the original cloister, which contains the garden and fountain and forms the heart of the Angelicum site. Richly steeped in history, the Angelicum has received Popes, heads of state and many of the most powerful and important figures of the last 300 years.
The Eternal City, cradle of Christianity and home of the Holy Seat, welcomes tourists and pilgrims to its mystic atmosphere teeming with basilicas and chapels.
The Capital City of Italy offers, in addition to endless entertainment opportunities that range from priceless world-famous works of art to a rich selection of cultural activities: painting, sculpture, photography, sport and artistic events to experience Rome to its fullest.


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African American bible organizer featuring inspirational art and encouraging scripture. A gorgeous and practical way to protect God's Word. This women's Bible Bag is adorned with beautiful and inspirational black art. Vividly illustrated against a pink-magenta background is an African American woman worshiping and standing in awe of the power that Jesus has had upon her life. Each Bible Cover also acts as a great way to organize your miscellaneous items so that you're always prepared for fellowship or Sunday Sermon.
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Edna, my sister-in-law, called me on Friday evening:
I know this is super last minute, but I just found out that there’s a big event at the park to celebrate today’s Ethiopian holiday. It’s about the finding of the one true cross, and—
I cut her off.
You mean Ethiopia not only has the Ark of the Covenant, but it also has the cross of Jesus?
She confirmed. Call me doubting Thomas, but this I had to see!
I rushed home from work to change, and to grab my camera and blogging journal. I knew this detour would cause me to be late, but hadn’t anticipated a parking issue—it was like the Fourth of July. Even the smell reminded me of the mid-summer holiday, as embers burned from the last of a bonfire. I had missed it.
As the fire cooled, Ethiopian Orthodox priests wandered the crowds marking our foreheads with ashes. One approached me boldly and didn’t say anything to me, although he told Edna that I “needed” this. I didn’t resist, as he was probably right.
While Meskel is an Ethiopian Orthodox holiday celebrating the discovery of the true cross, its roots are actually Roman Catholic. The discovery is attributed to St. Helen, the mother of Constantine the Great (the one who converted the entire Roman Empire to Christianity). She traveled to Jerusalem and found the cross at Mount Calvary, buried beneath what had been a temple to the Roman goddess, Venus.
Somewhere down the line, a piece of that relic found its way to Ethiopia where it is safely guarded today.
The holiday in the park was the first of its kind in Northern Virginia, as all of the local churches banded together to celebrate as one.


By Glenn Ellis
(Trice Edney Wire) – “Much of the work of … prevention must occur at the community level, where human relationships breathe life into public policy. American communities are also home to scores of faith-based and secular initiatives that help reduce risk factors and promote protective factors associated with many of our most pressing social problems”
The separation between church and the state of your health may be narrowing, according to a new study released in the journal Health Promotion Practice.
In a survey of more than 1,200 members of 11 African-American churches in North Carolina, an overwhelming majority of congregants said they believe that the church has a responsibility to promote healthy living within the community they serve.
Many of us who’ve grown up in the church understand its historical context, and know that churches have traditionally functioned beyond spiritual guidance and social support.
Surprisingly to some, many African-Americans still believe their church is responsible for promoting health in their members and the community. But what may be more surprising is how those congregants say they’d like to receive those messages about their health — by way of interactive workshops and health fairs instead of from the pulpit.
I have often been critical of health promotion efforts which seek to reach the black community through churches, because while churches are important part of black culture, public health researchers often overestimate the role of the pastor, alone, as the sole mechanism for crafting and presenting health information
Presumably health ministry members are more knowledgeable than most pastors when it comes to health messages. After all, they are the group within the church that focuses on the promotion of health and healing as part of the mission and ministry of the larger faith group and the wider community. Even though this can vary from one church to the next, if appropriate technical support can be developed for church health ministries, this could be a valuable new resource for reaching African Americans with accurate and authoritative health information
While the Pastor does act as gatekeeper and advocate for a health program, most churches conduct health missions on their own via health ministry, without the ongoing presence of medical institutions as partners.
However, a stronger partnership between church leadership and health providers could potentially reduce the impact of health disparities for African-Americans.
Last weekend, I had a double privilege of going to Birmingham, Alabama (my hometown) and to be the featured speaker at Trinity Baptist Church, ministered by my cherished childhood friend Rev. John E. King, Jr.
The additional bonus was being able to fellowship at the church I grew up in, St. Paul A.M.E., on Founder’s Day, recognizing the life of Richard Allen. All of this took place in the very neighborhood where I was born and raised during the height of the Civil Rights Movement!
Witnessing the power, influence, and impact of an awesome community engagement reminded me how the historic role that the African American Church in our communities is as relevant and needed today as ever.
At its best, the contemporary African-American church continues in a rich tradition, providing material benefits, community organizing and spiritual renewal for a community that remains scarred by a secular world that remains stubbornly resistant to the idea of black citizenship, let alone black humanity.
Symbolically, the Black church has always represented more than a house of worship. Metaphorically, it has represented the protector of black bodies.
Their work provides an inspiring example of a community that is working toward achieving the Triple Aim of “ Body, Mind, and Spirit”.
Spiritual leaders and faith communities and now the research community know that practical applications of faith and spirituality can promote healthy living and provide pathways through which human suffering, be it mental, emotional, spiritual, or physical can be overcome.
Conducting a community health fair at African American churches across this country can help to fill the gap that currently exists in our health care system. Many people in our community are in need of health care services and resources.
Research studies have shown that 80 percent of health status is determined by the social determinants of health”. In other words, what happens and what we do where we live is more important in determining our health, than what happens in the doctor’s office or the hospital.
Why not start a real “Movement” of local, church/faith-sponsored events that can help our communities to thrive, and enjoy the best health possible?
Remember, I’m not a doctor. I just sound like one. Take good care of yourself and live the best life possible!
The information included in this column is for educational purposes only. It is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. The reader should always consult his or her healthcare provider to determine the appropriateness of the information for their own situation or if they have any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment plan.


There was a time when our Nagas worshipped nature and the spirits. Today we are predominantly Christian. Looking at our society and the world as a whole, it is very easy to be pessimistic when we see poverty, corruption, violence and blatant crimes performed with no consequences or justice. The mockery of our own identity as people and believers needs to be challenged by consistently and progressively living for change. We see divisions among tribe, clan and even Christian denominations like Baptists, Catholics etc. with varied thoughts on practices, ceremony and religious rules. However, this week, as the Easter weekend draws near, we would like to remind our readers that even through pain, suffering and the death of Jesus Christ, God can still give life and bless us with hope through difficult times. We are Christians because we believe in the “resurrection” and when God can conquer death than we must have “hope” and work towards creating our utopian Christian society.
We wish you all
a blessed Easter weekend
Resurrection: Our Blessed Hope
Have you ever wondered what life is all about, what happens when a person dies, is there hope beyond the grave? If you have these questions, let the events of the coming days i.e., Good Friday and Resurrection Day, bring new meaning and hope to your life. As it is, a Christian who understands the power of Christ’s resurrection has greater hope. The first and so far the only resurrection to eternal life has been that of our Savior, Jesus Christ. The first scriptural hint of Jesus' death and resurrection was written some six millennia ago, i.e., 4,000 years before the birth of Christ.
The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the foundation of the Christian system (1. Cor. 15:14). If there was no resurrection, Christianity would be a hoax, and we would have been wasting our time. But the truth is, the event of Jesus’ resurrection is unquestionable. (1 Cor. 15: 16, 17) – If Jesus had simply died without being raised, Satan would have been victorious. He would have defeated Jesus, and we would all still be in our sins. In order to defeat Satan and thereby justify us, Jesus had to rise from the dead. The resurrection is the triumphant and glorious victory for every believer. Jesus’ Resurrection rebuilt our hopes, gave joy, new beginning and new life.
Allow me to draw your attention to the changes which occurred as the result of our Lord’s resurrection. There are some important benefits of Jesus resurrection for all mankind.
Forgiveness of Past Sins (Matt. 28:10): “Don’t be afraid! Go tell my brothers to leave for Galilee, and they will see me there”. By “brothers” Jesus probably meant his disciples. This shows that He had forgiven them, even after they had denied and deserted him in His greatest hour of need. As we think about the resurrection in relation to our sins, we must recognize that, only because of the resurrection of Jesus we can have forgiveness for our past sins.
His resurrection gives us the assurance that Jesus has overcome death and won a great victory for His people. It is the resurrection that makes all the difference and puts us right with God. As Acts 4:12 says,“Salvation is found in no-one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved.” There is no other way to heaven except through the risen Lord Jesus Christ. His death paid the penalty of our sins. His resurrection guarantees that God will forgive us of our sins when we sincerely and wholeheartedly cry out to him for forgiveness. “If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart God raised him from the death, you will be saved.” (Romans 10:8).
Power for Present Living (Matt. 28:20): The resurrection of Jesus not only guarantees forgiveness for past sins, it also guarantees power for present daily living. Because Jesus is a living savior, He empowers us to live each day for Him. As Jesus said, “I am with you always...” (Matt. 28:20). The resurrection of Jesus is a testimony to the resurrection of human beings, which is a belief of the Christian faith. It tells the world that the kingdom of God is ruled by a living Sovereign. Unlike all other religion, Christianity alone possesses a founder who transcends death and who promises that His followers will do the same. As Christians, we take comfort in the fact that our God became man, died for our sins, and was resurrected the third day. The grave could not hold Him. But the founder of Christianity – 60 years after his death appeared to John on the island of Patmos and said, “I am the first and the last and the living one; and I was dead and behold, I am alive for evermore.” Revelation 1:17-18).
Hope for Future Destiny (Matt. 28:20): - It is a magnificent promise that the power which raised Jesus Christ from the dead will one day raise believers back to life. 1st Corinthians 6:14 says, “By His power God raised Jesus from the dead, and He will raise us also.” Jesus told his disciples in John 14:1-2 just before he was crucified: “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. In my Father’s house are many rooms, if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you”. Right now Jesus is preparing a place in heaven for every single believer, who trusts in Him with a real living faith. One day, those of us who wholeheartedly believe in Jesus will go to Him and live with Him in heaven for all eternity. At one point of time, the Apostle Peter lost all his hopes because he had failed Christ miserably by denying him three times, the night of Jesus’ arrest. But still he was able to write about hope because Jesus’ resurrection changed everything and gave him a new hope and life. Thus, with confidence, he gives us three solid reasons to rejoice and have hope in 1st Peter 1:3-7: “Rejoice! Your Past can be forgiven; Rejoice! Your Present can be handled; and Rejoice! Your Future can be secured.”
I want to ask you some questions today: Is Jesus alive in you? Has His resurrection become your resurrection? Are you benefitting daily from the resurrection? Are you saved? Because of the resurrection of Jesus, your sins can be forgiven. You can know the power of Jesus in your daily life and havehope foreternal destiny. In three simple ways – acknowledge that you are a sinner; believe that Jesus died to pay for your sins; and confess and repent for your sins. Trust in Him, in His death, burial, and resurrection because it has given us the assurance of Eternal salvation.
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The Christmas Bells, particularly known as Church Bells, have customarily been related to Christmas for quite a long period. In the Anglican and Catholic temples, the congregation day begins at dusk, so any help after that is the main assistance of the day. So assistance on Christmas Eve after nightfall is customarily the primary help of Christmas day! In holy places that have a Bell or Bells, They are regularly rung to flag the beginning of this administration.
In certain places of worship in the UK, it is customary that the biggest chime in the congregation is rung multiple times in the prior hour midnight and afterward at midnight all the ringers are rung in the festival.
Xmas and Easter are the main occasions that are permitted to be held at Midnight in catholic and Anglican churches. It’s customary that at both midnight Masses, the congregation and special stepped area ringers too much of the time are rung while the Priest says the “Gloria” (Gloria in Excelsis Deo).
Having a service at Midnight at Christmas goes back to the early church when it was accepted that Jesus was conceived at midnight, even though there has never been any confirmation of this! A lot of Churches have midnight administrations on Christmas Eve, albeit only one out of every odd church will have a mass or fellowship as a component of the administration.
In numerous Catholic nations, for example, France, Spain, and Italy, the midnight mass help is significant and everybody attempts to go to assistance.
On Victorian occasions, it was entirely popular to go tune singing with little handbells to play the tune of the song. At times there would just be the ringers and no singing! Handbell ringing is as yet well known today.
Maybe the most renowned chimes at Christmas presently are the ones in the melody ‘Signal Bells’. Moreover, the song was first called “One Horse Open Sleigh” and was initially distributed, in the USA, in September 1857 as a Thanksgiving tune and NOT a Christmas one! Be that as it may, it before long got related with Christmas in light of the ‘blanketed’ verses and numerous ensembles were singing it at Christmas during the 1860s and 1870s. It was first recorded in 1889. Regularly just the main section (and theme) are presently sung. Different sections are tied in with driving the ‘one pony open sleigh’ rather quick and smashing it!
Signal Bells was likewise the principal melody to be transmission from space in December 1965 when the space travelers Tom Stafford and Wally Schirra said they had detected a sleigh in space! They at that point took out a harmonica and sleigh chimes which they had pirated onto the Gemini 6 space make and played and sang the tune to mission control.
Signal Bells was composed by James Lord Pierpont (1822–1893) and the first form had some somewhat various words and a marginally unique tune for the melody than are utilized today. There is some discussion with regards to where it was composed. A few people guarantee it was written in 1850 Medford, Massachusetts; while others guarantee it was composed closer to 1875 when James Lord Pierpoint lived in Savannah, Georgia.
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I am looking forward to sharing my thoughts, experiences and videos of my work regarding decisions and inspirations for weekly church services. Though most of the musings will be directed to higher liturgy accompanied by an historic pipe organ, the principles should be applicable to to all church musicians.
- My starting place is scripture. It is God’s voice and He speaks to us through it each week in the richest way. There is always a challenge because we are all prone to wander. There is always hope for everyone who listens; Christ has done it all. This is the gospel we celebrate.
- How does a church musician help the congregation to respond to this? Carefully, honestly, and prayerfully. The communal songs reflect God’s challenge and the congregation’s heart-filled response; so does the all the other music in the service.
- The people and instruments in our local congregations are God’s gift to us. Church musicians use all their training and skills to present their congregation’s best each week. This is an awesome task!
As for the specifics of picking music for each part of the service, I use the following guidelines:
- The Prelude does not necessarily need to be chorale based but it does need to be related to the service either through musical motif (chorale, ostinato, etc.), mood (joyful, lovely, reflective) or intent. Even though people are getting settled and greeting each other during this time and it seems that no one is listening, I am convinced they still can pick up and prepare for the message through what I play as a prelude.
- The opening hymn is meant to set the tone and introduce the scriptural theme for the service. Generally, it is a song of praise and welcome.
- The hymn of the day follows the readings and the sermon. I believe that this hymn must be a communal response to God’s word as heard in the scripture and homily.
- The choir selection needs to follow the same guidelines as the hymn of the day, except that this selection can be pulled from many sources (not just chorales and spiritual songs).
- The communion hymns (or offertory and communion hymns) take the spiritual theme and apply it to each individual. These are more reflective hymns or they can be strong hymns to follow the call. In either case, they are an application of the gospel message.
- The closing hymn is a sending for the congregation back into the world and this song usually has a recap of the service as well as a call to service.
- The postlude reinforces the call to service and follows the same guidelines as the prelude.
I hope this will be helpful to congregants, musicians, and organists of all denominations.


The Board of Trustees of El-Shaddai Covenant Ministries Worldwide, one of the leading Christian organizations in Nigeria, has announced the passing on to glory of its Founder and General Overseer, Dr. James Ovbioise James.
The respected church leader slept in the Lord on Thursday, 3rd of February, 2022.
In a statement made available to journalists in Lagos, the Board gave details of the funeral programmes which have been put in place to celebrate the life and times of Dr. James.
According to the statement, a Service of Songs/Christian Wake-Keep will hold at the headquarters church of the ministry at No. 7, Social Club Road, Off Charity Road, New Odo-Oba, Abule Egba, Lagos on Thursday, February 24, 2022 at 5pm.
The funeral service in honour of the departed minister of the gospel holds at the same venue on Friday, the 25th of February at 10am. This would be followed by a private interment at Ikoyi Vaults and Gardens.
Entertainment of guests will hold same day at Grandeur Events Center on Billingsway Street, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.
According to the release, Dr. James is survived by his wife, Dr. Temitayo James, three children, one grandchild, relatives, thousands of spiritual sons and daughters.


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Stand By Me
Meet Karen Gibson from the Kingdom Choir
Few people had heard of Karen Gibson and the Kingdom Choir until May of this year. The group from South London found themselves with an estimated audience of two billion when they sang ‘Stand By Me’ at the wedding of Meghan Merkle and Prince Harry. Catapulted from relative obscurity, they now have a record deal from Sony, one of the major players in the music industry. Their album ‘Stand By Me!’ is out in time for Christmas.
Karen is described as the godmother of British Gospel. Her musical career actually began with her playing oboe and piano; she didn’t start singing in a choir until the age of 18.
‘Going to a black Pentecostal church, music was all around,’ she says. ‘I learned to sing harmony in church and listening to the latest Gospel hits.’
Her Christian faith grew alongside her singing. Her mother was part of the Windrush generation from Guyana. At first Karen went to Sunday School before going to what she called ‘Big Church’.
‘Gospel is an oral tradition. I learned to sing alto from a big woman with the biggest, booming voice. You could hear her from the other side of church.’
Karen’s dreams of a choir began to take shape when she ‘fell in love’ with a Winans Brothers’ Gospel song ‘The Question Is?’. Her first choir, called New Dawn, began with her sister and four friends, all aged between 12 and 18 singing acapella in four or five part harmony in local churches.
Faith wasn’t simply absorbed, but was a personal decision. Karen says, ‘I used to analyse what was being said to me, not really recognising the love that God has for me personally. Then in my twenties I got into the Word [the Bible], and in my thirties I got into worship.’
The next choir began when Karen was working with worship leader Noel Robinson going to black Pentecostal churches and recording the services for the BBC. Sometimes the church choirs needed help, so Karen took along some singers. ‘When we were singing in places like Westminster Central Hall or Greenbelt, which didn’t have a choir, I gathered people I knew.’
‘There were 25 in that choir – we were just people who liked to sing – people from church.’ But the choir had no name. The solution came when the BBC rang to book them and said they needed a name by the next day.
‘That night I dreamed of the name “The Kingdom Choir”. I didn’t have any understanding of what the “kingdom” meant. Now I know it is God’s kingdom … God’s realm – the way God works in the world.’
In her forties Karen took time out from the choir and went to Bethel Church in California where she was part of the Bethel School of Ministry for a year. The school describes its mission as ‘to equip and deploy revivalists who passionately pursue world-wide transformation in their God-given spheres of influence. Students are trained to continue in the ministry style of Jesus: to enjoy the presence of God, say what he is saying, and do what he is doing.’
Several of the young people she knew went with her to the USA in the following years and the choir began again with the people who had been with her to the ministry school.
‘People coming back from Bethel needed a community so we started “Encounter Night” at my house every other Monday to worship and praise God. Up to 40 of us gathered in my front room – people who were hungry for God.’
That’s when Karen sensed God say ‘Here’s your choir’. ‘I tried to brush it off, but I started it with young people who were hungry for God – real worshippers and some older mature voices.’
Their Christian faith – intimacy with God and connection with each other – is reflected in the strong sense of community in the choir. ‘We laugh a lot and we eat a lot together,’ Karen says. ‘It’s a lovely meeting of hearts, minds and spirits.’
The invitation to sing at the Royal Wedding came out of the blue. ‘We didn’t understand what would happen. I thought it would be a lovely day in the presence of royalty and celebrities. I didn’t envisage the response,’ she says.
‘”Stand By Me” was the royal couple’s choice. We had never sung it like that before. They were very hands on. They wanted a simple sound and were very specific. And they were right. If we had sung it our way it wouldn’t have crossed the boundaries of age and culture in the way it has. It touched people.’
The arrangement was the twelfth version: ‘We went backwards and forward to Kensington Palace. But we are thankful to the royal couple, as it touched the nation … and nations.
‘I thought it was a Ben E. King soul song, but we researched the roots of the song and found out it was originally a spiritual.’ The words of the second verse are drawn from the Bible – Psalm 46:1-3
God is our refuge and strength,
an ever-present help in trouble.
Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way
and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea,
though its waters roar and foam
and the mountains quake with their surging.
‘That was so exciting for us as we sang the song’ Karen says.
It is thought that ‘Stand By Me’ was originally inspired by the spiritual hymn ‘Lord Stand By Me’ with its intimate prayer to God to ‘stand by me’ through life’s troubles. More than 400 versions of the song have been recorded, most famously by Ben E. King, but also by John Lennon and, rather surprisingly by Muhammad Ali when he was known as Cassius Clay.
The song is a popular choice for couples on their wedding day. The Kingdom Choir gave their stirring rendition just before Meghan and Harry exchanged their vows watched by a worldwide audience of billions.
The choir had prayed for the song and prayed for the listeners, ‘that the song would touch people’. They’d asked friends to pray too.
‘Prayer, praise and worship are part of every choir practice. Everything comes from that. Getting into God’s presence keeps us connected to God and to each other,’ Karen says.
‘So many people said they were in tears as they heard it. People were moved by it.’
Their prayer that the song would touch hearts has been answered much more than they imagined. It has introduced an international audience to their prayerful, joyful brand of Gospel music.


The Legian - LOCATION
The Legian is Located at Bucandala Imus City, Cavite.
The City of Imus is located just 20 kilometers the southern portion of Metro Manila. It was one of the major sites of the Katipunero in the Revolution era against the Spaniards. The city is also known as the religious center in the province where to find the Imus Cathedral and Diocese of Imus. It is also a banking center that hosts different financial centers as well as business centers and different commercial facilities.
A few known landmarks in Imus are Imus Heritage Park, Bridge of Isabel II, Our Lady of the Pillar Cathedral of Imus, Imus City Plaza, Pasong Santol Monument, Imus Arsenal, Julian Bridge and the Old Municipal Hall.
Some schools located near the townhouse project are St. Edward Integrated School, Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic School, and Academia De Julia Victoria of Cavite, Cachapero Learning School Inc., Divine Heart of Mary Montessori School and La Trinidad Academy.
Other educational institutions are the International British Academy, Imus Unida Christian School, Jesus Good Shepherd School, Benedictine Institute of Learning and Imus National High School.
Also near the project are the San Antonio de Padua Integrated School of Imus, Elizabeth Seton School – South, Saint John Fisher School, Del Pilar Academy, Anabu II Elementary School, Holy Spirit School of Imus and Imus Computer College.
Places of worship also abound near the housing community. A few of them are the Malagasang Seventh-day Adventist Church, Our Lady of the Pillar Cathedral Parish, Jesus Is Lord Church Imus, Church of God World Missions Philippines, Seventh-Day Adventist Church - Imus Central, Our Lady of Fatima Parish Church and Buhay na Tubig Seventh-day Adventist Church. In addition, you will find the Christ's Commission Fellowship – Imus, Zion Cornerstone Reformed Church, Primarosa St. James Catholic Church, Beata Bible Baptist Church- Imus Mission and Lighthouse Baptist Church. Other worship places near it are the Imus Unida Church, Imus Conservative Baptist Church, Imus United Methodist Church, Parish of the Holy Family and Church of Christ Imus.
Regarding healthcare and medical needs, residents and homeowners will find it also convenient to live at the Legian. Some medical centers and hospitals located near it are the Imus Family Hospital, City of Imus Doctors Hospital, Clinica Caritas Imus, Metro South Medical Center, The Clinics, Medical Center Imus, Crisostomo General Hospital, EAC Medical Center and Malagasang II Health Clinic.
Other medical centers include the Dermhaus Facial and Skin Clinic and Virata Medical Clinic and Bacoor District Hospital,. Also, there are the Geonil's Maternity And Lying-in Clinic, Dr. Myla Arcena OB-Gyne Clinic, Crisostomo OB-Gyne Clinic and Ultrasound, Our Lady of the Pillar Medical Center, St. Michael Medical Hospital and Imus Extension Health Center.
For food and dining places, your family will love it here in the community. A few of the places people visit to savor great food include the Big Ben's Kitchen, Buku-Buku Kafe, The Black Apartment, Tirona's Grill and Restaurant, Seoul Garden Hot Pot, Katsuyasu, Casa De Celo, Carl Ced'z Grill & Restaurant, Shakey's (Imus Cavite) and Hybrid Project. Other choices are Max's, Cafe Juan Miguel, Eat Sleep Burger, Yang Chow Restaurant, Don Rico's Kitchen and Drinks and Sebo Pacific.
For malls and shopping centers, the project is near the Robinsons Place Imus, Lotus Mall, Imus Terminal Mall, Lumina Point Mall and SM Center Imus. Other places of interest for your shopping needs include the FRC Shopping Mall, Citymall, The District Cavite, Natasha Mall, The Square and iMART Shopping Mall.


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