2 June 2015

HEALING CLASS

No matter the ailment , poverty, sickness fruitfuless in any ramification of life God is able to heal you

A NEW DAWN
Again I looked and saw all the oppressed that was taking place under the sun:I saw the tears of the oppressed and they have no comforter power was on the side of their oppressor and they have no comforter.
Since on Friday the Holy Spirit has been telling me to do what He has empowered me with which I have been delaying for quite some time sometime paying the prize but have decided that no matter the circumstances I must do what God has called me for in all humility join me on skype for it is a new day . Do you know anyone that his trusting God for anything that seems to defile all prayers, healing, barrenness in any ramification of life or maybe it is you . Join me without showing your face on SATURDAY   JUNE 6 GMT TIME 9.00PM-10PM  DON’T DESPISE ANYONE FOR GOD CHOSES THE FOOLISH TO CONFOUND THE WISDOM OF MEN .
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24 May 2015

Mayday: Anne Graham Lotz Warns Judgment Is Near

Billy Graham's daughter is sounding an alarm to Christians across the nation, calling America's Church to cry out to God in prayer and repentance.
Anne Graham Lotz says God is sending clear signs that His judgment is coming on America and the world.
"I believe Jesus is soon to return to take all of His followers to Heaven with Him in what is referred to as The Rapture," she wrote in a message on her website.
"While this will be deliverance for His people, can you imagine the impact on our nation, let alone the world, when suddenly every single authentic Christian disappears?" she asked.
"There will be mass chaos, confusion, fear, grief, despair, anger, threats, danger… judgment," Lotz warned.
That's why she's launched the Mayday Prayer Initiative, a distress call for prayer.
Since May 15, she's been asking Christians worldwide to pray one hour a day for the Church and America, focusing on praise and worship, confession and repentance, and spiritual warfare and intercession.
The initiative runs through May 23, the day before Pentecost Sunday.

This Mama Helps 'Garbage Kids' Dream Big

CAIRO, Egypt -- In recent years, Egyptian Christians and Muslims alike have suffered at the hands of Islamic extremists.
But the light of Christ shines in the lowliest of places. One Egyptian woman picked up her cross and left an affluent life to bring hope to impoverished children surrounded by garbage.
For the many Christians living in Cairo's garbage slums, the only life they know is garbage picking, sorting through tons of trash each day for recyclables.
"Many of them had a lot of discrimination and persecution in the rural areas," author Marty Makary explained. "And when they moved, migrated into the city, there was no place really to live except in the trash for many of them that were poor, mostly driven by the bad economy but in part by the discrimination for jobs."
"They decided to sift through the trash. It's the most efficient recycling operation in the world," he added.
And those who visit these Cairo neighborhoods will see garbage everywhere--in the streets, and even piled inside the homes of the Zabaleen, the garbage people.
Many children here do not attend school. They spend their days picking through the garbage to help their families earn a few dollars per day.
It's a hopeless existence, but one Christian's goal is to give them love today and a future tomorrow.
Mama Maggie, as she is known, hopes to give them a chance at life outside the slums.
Makary is the co-author of a new book about Mama Maggie's work called, Mama Maggie: The Untold Story of One Woman's Mission to Love the Forgotten Children of Egypt's Garbage Slums. 
Makary traveled to Cairo to learn more about the ministry.
"Unlike Mother Teresa, who came from poverty and took a vow of poverty, Mama Maggie came from wealth. And during an encounter when she was a successful marketing executive, connected with a child in the garbage slums--a famous district of Cairo that has been mostly neglected," he said.
She found joy and happiness there and returned over time. She eventually gave up her marketing career and started a ministry called Stephen's Children.
"Many times when the kids are asked what do you want to do when you grow up, they've really never thought that far in advance. And some of the kids, can you believe, have never been called by their name by anyone," Makary said. "But no one has ever valued them and asked them that question."
One girl said she only dreamed of having a piece of tomato to eat. Another child said his dream came true at a Stephen's Children camp where he actually slept in a bed.
But dreaming big means learning a skill. Mama Maggie's ministry teaches the children a trade like shoe and clothing manufacturing--marketable skills for earning money and serving others, whether in the garbage slums, or elsewhere.