January/February Issue – Table of Contents
Uganda Update - The Second Annual Vision Project by Denise Matthews A Tear Fell On My Heart by Betty Overstreet Hope in God by Cindy Wyatt When I Think Of The Cross Of Jesus by Ron Leonard Whispers of Love by Susan Nikitenko A Hope Odyssey by RemoAnn Fain An Overview of Jewish Months and Holidays by Mid Stutsman Daisy’s Heart by Debbie Ott A Blue Moon and Uncommon Changes by Nancy Quinn Hope for the Hopeless by Sylvia Hensel Come Str8 Home by Julie Arduini Some Things Are Simply Irreplaceable by Rev. James L. Snyder Under the Overpass: Choosing to be Homeless for 5 Months by Michael ...
Heart of God Haiti Critical Update
Updates from the last two days which beg our constant and most sincere prayers and help. David Young, Executive Director of Heart of God Haiti spoke with Pastor D on Friday and learned he has malaria. He planned to send 60 of the children to a UN hospital camp as the kids have a fever, are weak, and generally in a very bad condition. The children will only be able to spend a night at the camp for an evaluation. Camp Victory is flooded out and everything they have is wet. Pastor D is looking for a place to relocate the ...
Heart of God International
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Abraham had received the promise from God years before He spoke as recorded in Genesis...
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Women of Passions
Great news! We are lining up dates and locations for the Ignite Your Passion Book...
Women of Passions: Ordinary Women Serving an Extraordinary God is a remarkable collection...
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News From Around the World
From NBC – Los Angeles: The mayor of Lancaster has urged its residents to approve Christian-specific prayers at public meetings in an effort to “grow” the sixth-largest city in Los Angeles County into a “Christian community.” Lancaster residents were urged by Mayor R. Rex Parris in a state-of-the-city speech to support... [Read more]
The BBC reports: Visitors to the website codexsinaiticus.org can now see images of more than half the 1,600-year-old Codex Sinaiticus manuscript. Fragments of the 4th Century document – written in Greek on parchment leaves – have been worked on by institutions in the UK, Germany, Egypt and Russia. Experts say it is “a window into the... [Read more]
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