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  • A little boy hearing sounds from the headset
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    Why is Hearing From God Important?

    May 30, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Hearing is the process, function, or power of perceiving sound precisely: the unique sense by which noises and tones are received as stimuli. This meaning applies to our relationship with fellow men, but is different from God. We don’t use our physical ears to hear our spiritual God. We have to learn…

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    Refugee Rights Reports

    Integrated Armed Group Leader Increases Civilian Deaths In Central African Republic

    May 27, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Since 2002, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been experiencing deadly internal conflicts. Civilian deaths remain uncountable. This has caused over 1.1 million in a country of five million to flee. Some have either become internally displaced or become refugees in neighbouring countries, mostly in Cameroon. The major causes of…

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  • sarah frowning because she is having trouble with her computer at work
    Poems

    Trouble

    May 25, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Trouble is usually the uninvited August guest. Known to show its face during the party. Everyone hates it when it comes. Trouble commonly means something terrible. Sometimes it ends with bitterness. It should finish with gladness. Everyone hopes for joyfulness. Trouble is not always foul. Some corrections come after it…

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  • Face of lion, frog, monkey and elephant singing forest music
    Children Stories

    Forest Music Poem

    May 22, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Forest music is part of life for all animals in that place. Ooooooh-ooh- aaah-aaahh! they shout, up and down the trees as they dangle. Baby monkey hugging mum tight, strong enough not to tangle. hissssssssss! hissssssss! they crawl, under the leaves and on the ground. The black, green, and brown…

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  • Picture of a woman at a camp
    Refugee Rights Reports

    Significance Of Closing Dabaab And Kakuma Refugee Camps

    May 19, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Camps were never meant to be permanent solutions for resettlement or settlement of refugees. In March 2021, the Kenyan government gave the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) a 14-day ultimatum to develop a plan to shut down the Kakuma and Dadaab camps. The shocking announcement left all humanitarian organizations…

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  • Sarah infront of the Synagogue Church of all Nations
    Travel

    Synagogue Church of all Nations: Nigeria church review

    May 18, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Having encountered diligent Nigerians in Cameroon and shared the classroom with them, I was prepared for the warmth of their jovial nature. As someone who unapollegetically holds Christian beliefs close, my narrative delves into my enriching exploration of my spiritually invigorating church retreat at the Synagogue Church of all Nations.…

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  • classroom objects like desk, board, chalk
    Children Stories

    Whispers of Classroom Objects

    May 16, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

      Welcome, my friends! Step inside my special classroom. It’s not like any other classroom you’ve seen before. I’m the room where all the learning happens. When you come in, you’ll meet my amazing team of objects. Let’s get to know them: Hello, I’m Chair! Everyone sits on me when…

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  • Indonesian government
    Refugee Rights Reports

    Indonesian Refugees Suffer from Australian Funding Cuts

    May 14, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    Indonesian refugees have been largely depending on the generous funding from Australia. Indonesia is not a signatory member of the 1951 Refugee Convention, but it hosts 14,000 registered refugees, as per UNHCR records. However, Indonesia surprised the world in December 2016, when President Joko Widodo filled a legal vacuum by…

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  • a man as a croissant
    Godly Living Posts / Quotes

    What is the significance of absolute truth?

    May 9, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

      In the modern era, the term ‘absolute truth’ encompasses multiple interpretations. For some, it is deemed a virtuous quality, representing the essence of truthfulness. However, legal experts and philosophers define it as alignment with factual reality. Meanwhile, those with religious beliefs view it as an accepted, undeniable fact. The…

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  • sarah standing in front of the ethiopia national history museum building
    Travel

    Ethiopia national history museum: explore her timeless past

    May 5, 2022 - By Sarah Luma

    The Ethiopia National History Museum stands as a beacon of Ethiopia’s dedication to preserving its ancient tales and artifacts. Ethiopia’s historical legacy is etched in the very archives of human existence, as it ranks among the world’s oldest countries. From the ancient days of the Bible, tracing back over 3…

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