On 12 January, Bishop Edir Macedo, along with other bishops from around the world and their wives, said a prayer of agreement directly from the Jordan River, determining blessings for those who took part in the most recent Campaign of Israel. Taking advantage of the opportunity, some of the bishops who were present completed a […]
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We often encounter situations that seem impossible to resolve. Hopelessness takes over, and no matter how hard we try, we cannot see a way out. In these moments, when faced with challenges that are apparently stronger than ourselves, what should we do? When nothing seems to work out, our best—and often only—option is to turn
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It is widely known that reading brings numerous benefits to the mind and contributes to the development of human intellect. Among the vast array of literary works on diverse subjects and styles, one book stands out for its profound impact: the Bible. Despite being written thousands of years ago, it remains relevant today. In its
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Having a family is a universal desire for many, as it represents—a source of love, support, and belonging. It’s natural to dream of living alongside people who genuinely care for you and want the best for your future. Unfortunately, some may abandon this dream due to past painful experiences, believing they are better off alone.
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Have you been feeling overwhelmed by life’s circumstances? Does it seem like you’ve been living in constant distress, searching for relief but never truly finding it? Perhaps, like trying to quench your thirst with Coca-Cola instead of water, you’ve sought solace in things that leave you feeling unfulfilled. If this resonates with you, there is
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As the festive season approaches, many people struggle to balance gatherings and celebrations – filled with indulgent foods and desserts – with a healthy diet. Winter naturally makes us feel hungrier, and when presented with a beautiful table full of treats that aren’t readily available throughout the year, it becomes difficult to say no. However,
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Unisocial Ireland sends 7.5 tons of food to Kharkiv To provide assistance to victims of the war in Ukraine, Unisocial held a charity event in Kharkiv, the country’s second largest city, on November 17. During the event, approximately 200 people, including displaced and vulnerable families, received food donations – with items sent by the Universal
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How Will You Start Your New Year? Most people like the feeling of starting something new, although for some it may be daunting since it’s the unknown. Yet it is in this period that we reflect on our successes and failures over the past year. A new year can be likened to a blank piece
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How many hours have you spent scrolling endlessly through social media, watching countless videos or bingeing on Netflix series? It’s easy to lose track of time when we’re surrounded by distractions, but what if we could use that time for something truly transformative? The Fast of Daniel is a 21-day period dedicated to setting
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As November begins, it brings “The Month of the Sacred.” But what does it mean for something to be sacred? According to the Cambridge Dictionary “sacred” means something holy and deserving of respect. Throughout this month, we will take time to reflect on what it means to live a life of holiness and reverence. Being
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