Japanese humanitarian Sadako Ogata was the first female to be appointed UN High Commissioner for Refugees. She was nicknamed “refugees’ champion” by BBC News, and “five-foot giant” by her UN colleagues. She will be remembered for her zeal to protect the” defenceless and dispossessed”. Especially during her time in the…
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Click the links on the headings to see pictures of the breakfasts “Hello, my wonderful Bimbi campers! We are very happy to have you all here. We’re exploring the fascinating world of breakfasts in various African nations today. When you’re ready to share, simply pop up and let us know…
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Obedience is listed several times in the Bible. Almost everyone has a different definition of this word. Below is a comprehensive list of 71 verses about the subject and short summaries of what to learn from them. 1. Obedience is a product of love. It results in us abiding with…
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Everything has a face covering. Rose With a hip as the fruit, it grows in all seasons. A Rose flower will blossom in uncountable species. A bouquet from numerous colors, most people will love. Shapes are attached to untouchable prickled stems. Some grow 6-8 feet tall, even in the bushes.…
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Starting from mid-June 2022, the United Nations has reported a distressing toll of 29 individuals who lost their lives in Goma, situated within the Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (D.R.C.). These tragic deaths have been primarily attributed to assaults carried out by the M23 rebels. Throughout…
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This rhyme describes the door sounds in every room at Lippy’s house when either she or her family members open them. Welcome to our home! As you arrive, our gatekeeper swings the big gate open with a loud Grummmmmmmm sound. Inside, my grandma greets you by opening the living room…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…