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Sundy, The Baptism of the Lord in Year A – 11/01/26.
COLLECT: “ALMIGHTY EVER-LIVING GOD, WHO WHEN CHRIST HAD BEEN BAPTIZED IN THE RIVER JORDAN AND AS THE HOLY SPIRIT DESCENDED UPON HIM, SOLEMNLY DECLAR...
LUCK DIDN'T BRING US THIS FAR, GOD DID.
It is easy for the world to call our blessings "luck" or to see our progress as mere chance, but the heart knows a deeper truth. We are not here ...
Faith Without Confusion: Seeking God Beyond the Noise of Religion
Many individuals with genuine religious convictions encounter a perplexing situation: Despite the belief in a singular deity and a single sacred text,...
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS” (Saturday, 10th January, Christmas Weekday in Year A).
COLLECT: “ALMIGHTY AND EVER-LIVING GOD, WHO THROUGH YOUR ONLY BEGOTTEN SON HAVE MADE US A NEW CREATION FOR YOURSELF, GRANT, WE PRAY, THAT BY YOUR GR...
Former Finance Minister's Detention by the US ICE: The Harsh Reality in Recounting Losses and Anguish Goes on Unabated
Somewhere in Virginia, winter is doing what winter does best. It is stripping trees, numbing fingers, and reminding everyone that power is seasonal. I...
Insecurity Has No Saints: The Minority’s Hypocrisy and Selective Amnesia on Crime in Ghana
The Minority's recent critique of Ghana's security situation seems, at best, disingenuous, driven more by political manoeuvring than genuine concern. ...