Harboring offenses towards one’s parent(s), friend(s), ex-husband, boyfriend, engaged partner, or colleagues, just to name a few, is a negative way of life. Agreeably, they have wronged us either knowingly or unknowingly. Holding their error against them in our hearts is like drinking poison and expecting other people to die. The definition of offenses is […]
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Hopping the plane in the summer of 2019 to go on missions to the Philippines was the best of my travel experiences thus far. Though I had watched several Filipino series before that flight, I was convinced I would meet happy people. It became a reality from the airport. I received welcoming smiles from the
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Birthday poem: Fulfilling my birth purpose I am music. I love music with my whole being. I have been singing since I could read a sentence. I write songs to share God’s love every day. I teach my generation and generations to come how to honor God in praise. As I walk, I proclaim songs
Original Article– October 12, 2019 Recently, Myanmar’s authorities imprisoned 21 Rohingya adults and inhumanely detained several children. Human Rights Watch’s Asia director, Brad Adams, explains the main reason: “These 30 men, women, and children are being punished for simply seeking an escape from the daily brutality they’ve been subjected to for years.” The Myanmar crisis
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The future progressive tense, also known as the future continuous tense, is used to describe actions that will be ongoing or in progress at a specific time in the future. It is formed by using the future tense of the verb “to be” (will be) followed by the present participle (-ing form) of the main
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Day 1 in Camp Dumpy “Hello, everyone! Welcome to Camp Dumpy,” teacher Koki greeted. “We’re really glad you’re here. We’ll be having breakfast soon, but first, I want to teach you about chores.” “Doing chores at home helps you learn important things: “Teacher Koki, how do we learn these things?” asked Amelia. “That’s a great
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Humanitarian agencies have been engaged in promoting refugee rights. For example, the UNHCR, UNICEF, and IOM are admonishing European governments to revamp education for refugee and migrant children, as they name some of the challenges faced by these children. These include inadequate school spaces, language barriers, inadequate teacher training, and limited access to psychosocial support.
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Darkness cannot dispel darkness; only light has that power. Unforgiving corrodes the heart of its holder. While it’s unpredictable whether someone may inflict pain upon you, your response after being hurt can be your choice. The most constructive response is forgiveness. Persisting in an emotionally unforgiving state following a separation from a husband, fiancé, or
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What is the love of a mother? This poem is dedicated to my beloved deceased mother. I still love you, Mummy Frida. Destined at that time. A wail so loud like the hurricane winds. With teary joyful eyes, she wiped my tears. Happy heart, I saw the smile. Thirsty and hungry all the time. Food
In Harper’s house, there are daily tasks for everyone to do. When she turned six years old, Daddy gave her some new tasks to do. He helps her learn how to do them by reminding her and showing her how it’s done. He says it’s important for everyone in the family to be responsible and
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