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Rwanda: Are Churches Becoming Materialistic? (we Have to Give Back Something)
There have been misconceptions that churches, especially the Pentecostals, are materialistic but when you bring tithe and offerings to church, it is used to fund the different outreach programmes for
Nigerian Day Parade 2013
Sahara Reporters, New York City – Nigerians in New York City’s on Saturday October 5th celebrated the 22nd Nigeria Independence Day Parade held in New York City. The parade started
High-school soccer: Gahanna Christian sophomore dazzles
The Columbus Dispatch – The legend surrounding Gahanna Christian sophomore soccer sensation Emmanuel Dapaa began years ago. Eagles coach Scott Ramsey remembers the awed whispers about him in elementary school.
Pope Francis: anchor your heart in hope, not false security
Catholic News Agency – During his daily Mass Pope Francis reflected on the virtue of hope, stressing that it is a gift which does not disappoint, and warning of the
Mozambique boy’s murder by kidnappers causes anger
BBC News – Mozambicans have been outraged at the government’s failure to end kidnappings for ransom after a child was murdered by his abductors. A rights group has called for
Niger: Bodies of migrants found in Niger
BBC News – Rescue workers in Niger say they have found the bodies of 87 people who died of thirst after their vehicles broke down as they tried to cross
Senegal: West Africa pushes towards Common Market
GNA Dakar, Senegal – Leaders of the 15-nation Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) recently held a special summit in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, which focused on moving the
Ghana hosts Apostolic World Conference 2013
Ghana News Agency – The Apostolic World Conference 2013 on Tuesday opened in Accra with a call on Christendom to be humble ambassadors of God so people will be inclined
Somali pirates convicted of attacking Spanish warship
BBC News – Six Somali men have been convicted of piracy by a Spanish court after they attempted to board a Spanish warship off the Somali coast in January 2012.
Ghana arrests Chinese and Indian illegal gold miners
BBC News- Ghanaian police have arrested 46 foreign nationals from China and India accused of illegally mining gold. They were detained in overnight raids in the country’s Central region where
