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What is a humanitarian corridor? Where else in the world is there such a corridor?
The issue of ‘humanitarian corridors’ is not new in the world. There have been examples of such corridors being provided in various war-torn countries of the world before. However, there are many questions about how much benefit they have brought.
By Antorasin9 months ago in Journal
The Sower's Seed: Embracing the Mystery of God's Word
In the heart of the Gospel of Luke, nestled between the bustling gatherings of eager listeners and the quiet fields of a sower, lies a parable that speaks directly to the soul of every believer. Today, we delve into the parable of the sower, as recounted in Luke 8:4–8, a narrative that challenges our modern sensibilities of efficiency and success. The message is clear: the Word of God is sown, and its growth is left to the divine. Our task is to sow, and then to rest in faith, hope, and love, trusting in the mysterious workings of the Holy Spirit.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
Spain's Labor Market in 2025
Spain's Labor Market in 2025: Progress in the midst of the enduring challenges of Spain, the fourth largest economy in the eurozone, has long had to deal with structural unemployment and the labor market. While the latest developments show signs of improvement, the country remains a complex challenge, with high unemployment, misadjusting and demographic changes that will shape the labour market in 2025. Especially considering the country's unemployment, Mirrenstein reached a highlight of over 26% during the 2013 Euro crisis. The EU average is currently 6%, making Spain's numbers particularly strong. Unemployment among young people is an even more urgent concern, often shaking between 25% and 30% depending on the region.
By Akm Shamim Hossain9 months ago in Journal
From Hometown to Heavenly Jerusalem: Finding Joy in Despair
In the quiet corners of our hearts, we often hold dear the places that have shaped us, the people who have nurtured us, and the memories that have comforted us. For the confirmands, their hometowns represent more than just geographical locations; they are sanctuaries of trust, peace, and security. Yet, life's valleys can challenge even the strongest sense of home. What happens when the very foundation of our comfort is threatened? How do we find the strength to rejoice amidst despair? Let us explores the profound journey from the familiar comforts of home to the eternal promise of the heavenly Jerusalem, drawing inspiration from the confirmands' reflections and the prophetic words of Isaiah.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
Why Booking Delois Massey Ensures an Unforgettable Celebration
Music has the power to uplift, inspire, and bring people together in moments of joy, reflection, and celebration. When planning an event—whether a wedding, corporate function, gala, or faith-based gathering—the right musical performance can set the tone and create lasting memories. Delois Massey’s music is more than just entertainment; it’s an experience that resonates deeply with audiences. Recognized as one of the most inspiring voices in gospel music, Delois Massey transforms any event into an extraordinary occasion.
By Daniel Jonson9 months ago in Journal
Called: The Weight and Wonder of a Prophetic Life.
There’s something mysterious and unexplainable about the moment God speaks to you—not just through Scripture, or in the stillness of prayer, but in a way that lands in your body with unmistakable force. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t force. It comes with clarity, like light cutting through a dark room. For me, prophecy often arrives like a sharp conviction that shoots through my senses, soul, and body at once. And yet, it always comes gently. That’s how I’ve learned to discern God’s voice: it never manipulates or pressures—it simply is, and when it speaks, it brings peace even in the middle of upheaval.
By Test9 months ago in Journal
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever
Life is a fragile and fleeting gift, one that often gets taken for granted amidst the routines and distractions of daily living. The quote "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever" serves as a profound reminder that living fully and embracing continuous learning are not separate pursuits but deeply intertwined aspects of a meaningful existence.
By Nora Ariana9 months ago in Journal
Donation for Palestine: A Call for Compassion and Action
In a world where conflict and suffering often dominate the headlines, the humanitarian crisis in Palestine remains one of the most urgent and heartbreaking issues. For decades, Palestinian families have endured hardship, displacement, and loss under ongoing occupation and conflict. The escalating situation has left countless people without access to food, clean water, shelter, and medical care. In such dire times, offering a donation for Palestine is one of the most direct and impactful ways individuals can help alleviate suffering and support a population in need.
By Kamran Shoukat9 months ago in Journal
Pune airport opens Udaan Yatri Café with Rs 10 tea, Rs 20 snacks for flyers
In a significant move to make air travel more affordable and passenger-friendly, Pune International Airport has inaugurated the 'Udaan Yatri Café' at its new terminal. This initiative, under the Ministry of Civil Aviation's UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) scheme, aims to provide budget-friendly refreshments to travelers, addressing long-standing concerns about exorbitant food and beverage prices at airports.
By Abjol Hussain Laskar9 months ago in Journal
From Broccoli to Babylon: Rediscovering the Power of Prayer in Crisis
In the hustle and bustle of our modern lives, it's easy to overlook the simple yet profound act of prayer. “Mum, do I have to pray even when there’s broccoli?, a child's innocent question about praying over broccoli may bring a smile to our faces, but it also prompts us to reflect on the role of prayer in our lives. Have we, in our comfort and contentment, lost the urgency to pray? Or do crises, like the one we faced with the latest pandemic, remind us of the necessity of turning to God? This article delves into the timeless prayer of Daniel from the Bible, exploring how his words can guide us in our own prayers during these challenging times.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
India vs Pakistan. Who is stronger? Who will win in a war?
Since the partition of 1947, India and Pakistan have been arch-rivals. Every incident across the border seems to cast a shadow over the long-standing tension between the two countries. Especially in terms of military strength, there is always a comparative discussion about who is more prepared and who is more advanced.
By Antorasin9 months ago in Journal
The Vineyard's Call: A Parable of Trust and Betrayal
In the heart of Jerusalem, a city buzzing with the fervor of the Passover, Jesus entered not as a mere visitor but as a catalyst for change. Welcomed by the masses yet scorned by the religious elite, His actions in the temple—overturning tables and driving out merchants—set the stage for a confrontation that would echo through the ages. As He faced the priests and Pharisees, who questioned His authority, Jesus responded not with direct answers but with a parable that cut to the core of their hypocrisy and the broader human condition.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal