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As authorities continue to ease the lockdown occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic and with churches resuming in-person service, there has been anxiety on how churches will cope with the new normal post-COVID-19. In this interview by OLAMIDE ENIOLA, the General Overseer of New Life For All Nations.... |
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By Dr. David Oyedepo. Welcome to the concluding part of this teaching! I hope you were blessed by last week teaching. This week, we shall focus on: Exploring the Demands for Financial Dominion! From Scriptures, we discovered that we are blessed primarily to be a blessing after the order of Abraham. |
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Alhaji Ibrahim Idris is an astute businessman, a philanthropist and former governor of Kogi State who has tremendously impacted on the lives of people not only in his state but in other parts of the country in both private and public dealings. The 71-year-old shares his childhood and other experiences. |
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Melo Acuna, a veteran journalist and friend of Archbishop Cruz’s for more than 30 years, described him as an activist who loved his early morning walks. Mr. Acuna, who used to work at the Catholic-run Radio Veritas in Manila, recalled a time when the clergyman politely declined to officiate Mass at.... |
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Amid the rising cases of mental health problems and suicide, Daet Bishop Rex Andrew Alarcon, chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines-Commission on Youth, urged the faithful “to keep the faith and trust in God.” The pandemic, the Church leader said, has caused many to feel.... |
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ALL MEDIA carried reports on Wednesday and Thursday morning that the CEO of Hellenic Bank, Ioannis Matsis had submitted his resignation. It turned out to be incorrect information and by Thursday afternoon the bank issued a “clarifying statement” regarding “publications in relation to the rumoured resignation of Mr Ioannis Matsis”. |
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In this summer of 2020, when even a pandemic has been shoved aside by racial protests, sometimes it's good to remember not how far we've come, but how far we've had to come. Ray's odyssey to OU is a reminder of simpler times. When Ray was in high school, Sooner assistant coach Bud Cronin's wife was.... |
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The Plague has been flying off bookshop shelves worldwide. The Mediterranean city of Oran was the setting for a famous fictional outbreak of bubonic plague in Algeria under French colonial rule. The BBC's Lucy Ash finds parallels between Albert Camus' novel The Plague and how the country is coping.... |
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"We do not learn in school how to swim even in some places there are swimming pools or rivers...or like here the ocean in which we could learn how to swim...but we just do not teach our children how to swim," commented Joseph Trebarh seeing a sugar and butter bread selling returning home with all loaves sold. |
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South African musician and record producer, Kgaogelo Moagi, better known as Master KG poses for a photograph inside his studio at his home in Midrand on Wednesday, 12 August 2020. Picture: Phill Magakoe.
Master KG's surprise 2020 global anthem became the equivalent of an airborne musical virus.... |
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A 20-year-old Christian man was beaten to death in eastern Uganda by family members for leaving Islam and converting to Christianity, Morning Star News reported Thursday. |
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