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Syrian revolutionaries edge nearer to Damascus as US authorities say Assad system could fall soon
President-elect Donald Trump said something regarding what is going on in Syria Saturday, posting via virtual entertainment: "THE US Ought to Not have anything TO DO WITH IT. THIS Isn't OUR Battle. Allow IT To work OUT. Try not to Reach out!"
By Parmesh Patilabout a year ago in Journal
How to Get Utility Bill Assistance Through Church and Non-Profit Grants
Utility bills can be a significant burden for individuals and families, especially during times of financial hardship. Fortunately, assistance is available through utility bill grants, church assistance for utilities, and programs offered by non-profits. These organizations provide financial support and resources to help low-income households keep the lights on and the heat running.
By A Kashemabout a year ago in Journal
"The Journey to Citizenship: What America Means to Me"
Many people born in the United States may not fully grasp the deep meaning this country holds for those who have long dreamed of calling it home. As someone who became an American citizen just a month ago, I want to share my story—a journey of determination, gratitude, and the relentless pursuit of a dream I held since I was 13 years old.
By William Henryabout a year ago in Journal
Kedarnath Temple: A Sacred Sanctuary in the Himalayas
Kedarnath Temple is one of 12 Jyotirlinga those places that feels like a slice of heaven on Earth. Nestled in the majestic Himalayas, this temple is not just a religious site; it's a journey into the heart of spirituality and nature. The moment you set foot in Kedarnath, you can feel the energy in the air, a blend of devotion and the raw beauty of the mountains surrounding you. It’s located at an altitude of about 3,581 meters (11,755 feet) in Uttarakhand, and getting there is an adventure in itself.
By Raj Buzzabout a year ago in Journal
Top 10 Oldest Languages in the World: An In-depth Analysis
Languages have served as the cornerstone of civilization, preserving cultural identities and enabling communication for centuries. While thousands of languages exist today, some have stood the test of time, maintaining their essence and relevance through millennia. This article explores the top 10 oldest languages, delving into their origins, significance, and influence.
By Jayuabout a year ago in Journal
Take a Step Back
Last year I had an epiphany. Not everyone who means well, means well for you. Also, you can't criticize people without criticizing yourself.
By BBWabout a year ago in Journal
Churches That Help With Gas Cards Near Me
Transportation is a crucial lifeline, connecting people to their jobs, schools, healthcare facilities, and essential errands. However, the rising cost of fuel makes it increasingly challenging for low-income families and individuals to manage their transportation needs. Many churches are stepping up to offer gas card assistance programs as part of their outreach efforts to alleviate these financial burdens.
By A Kashemabout a year ago in Journal
Pamala, Where Are You?
“Pamala, Where Are You?” God will not lose track of His faithful people during the times ahead. Jesus Christ knows His sheep and He will guide us through everything that lies ahead. It is as easy as believing, and it is as easy as truly loving Him. Our Father is All Knowing and All Seeing. There is nothing that is or can be hidden from Him. He is eternal, and He even knows the numbers of the hairs on our heads. This is not just a saying, for He formed us in our mother’s wombs. He knows where His lilies blow in the breezes, where the birds are nesting. He knows where we are, always knows. He won’t have to hunt us down any more than He did not have to hunt down Adam in the garden, or Cain when his brother's blood cried out from the earth. God knows. Adam and Eve hid in the garden when they heard Gods footsteps. He knew where they were all along and He knew what they had done. His asking Adam: "Where are you?" did not mean that He didn’t know where Adam was. This was a very loud and convicting way to make Adam realize what he had done when He disobeyed God.
By Kadee Graceabout a year ago in Journal
God is my cure!
Beginning of 2023, my faith in God was tested majorly. In January, I started to experience intense headaches that seemed to appear out of nowhere. These headaches swiftly became unbearable; they caused my vision to deteriorate and I also suffered nausea and vomiting.
By Kenya Shania about a year ago in Journal
Daily Routines: Understanding Lifestyle of a Nigerian Teen. AI-Generated.
Daily Routines: Understanding Lifestyle of a Nigerian Teen Being a Nigerian teenager is exciting. My life is a mix of culture, modern life, and special moments. Growing up here, I see how young Nigerians are shaping our future.
By Maryam Musamiabout a year ago in Journal
Churches That Help With Car Payments: Your Ultimate Guide
From last year, my family and I faced challenging times when COVID-19 disrupted our financial stability. At the same time, the need for a car became more urgent as commuting to my faraway office became difficult. It was during this period that I discovered something incredible: churches that help with car payments.
By A Kashemabout a year ago in Journal
The Magic of a Christmas Pageant: A Timeless Tradition of Joy, Faith, and Community
The Magic of a Christmas Pageant: A Timeless Tradition of Joy, Faith, and Community Too many, Christmas pageants are about homemade costumes, memorized lines, and giggles. But the Christmas pageant is so much more than this holiday season tradition. In fact, it's the annual rite that unites a people together - in faith and in family, and in festivity. Indeed, whether in church, in school, or in the community centre, or even outdoors beneath the stars, somehow these pageants make real the spirit of the season. From the manger scene through all its retellings down to modern times with a dash of humour and tradition injected into it, the Christmas pageant has evolved through the centuries but is firmly in place within the minds of so many .
By J Pavan Kumarabout a year ago in Journal