Coping with the Pain of Loss. (In loving memory of Sharon Praise Arolowo) The pain of loss is something that is difficult to comprehend. It could be a loved one, the loss of a dream, a limb even a pet. One thing common to these is the grief we feel after a loss. Many people […]
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Just to clear the air a little bit, I\’m not about to discuss that psychiatric disorder in which stressors, trauma, or psychological distress manifest as physical symptoms. I\’m talking about sin, and how it is really a conversion of a righteous or holy act we could have done. Have you ever been angry? Did you
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Both Sides Of The Coin. Hello guys, today we are going to be starting a HOT new series called; ‘BOTH SIDES OF THE COIN.’ I am excited about this series because it’s high time we begin to tell ourselves the truth about “HIDDEN” things that we do to each other… For so long, there has
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Akiwaju hitched up his trousers, and exchanged his shoes for bathroom slippers from the trunk of his van. He was visibly agitated. His hands trembled as he brushed away grass from his shirt. \”How large is the leak?\”, He asked for the umpteenth time. \”It is as large as the heads of ten grown cows\”,
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Jesus told the story of a travelling man who gave his servants talents (money). (Matthew 25:14-30) There are several lessons we can learn from this story. Firstly; We have been given gifts by God to use on the earth. Secondly; We have been given different kinds of gifts in different amounts. Thirdly; Our abilities differ,
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Chief Kosoro poured himself some red wine and watched the melting ice cubes as they sank to the bottom of the goblet. He took a sip and licked the corner of his mouth. \”When do the goods arrive?\” He asked Tiri Kolajo. \”Matthew placed an order last week.We have ten thousand bags of cement on
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\”I missed my period\”, Sandy says, bluntly. She fixes her gaze on me. A menacing, cold stare. She is doubtless daring me to say anything inappropriate. Anything that would be be deserving of the full force of feminine fury. She brushes aside some itinerant strands of artificial hair from the side of her face. I
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\”Our most pressing need is water\”, Baale Aborojoko Said. The wizened old man took off his skull cap and wiped his face with one hand. The other commununity leaders nodded in agreement. It was such a momentous occasion. Never before in the history of Ifemekunuland had the leaders of the communities been involved in the
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Hello folks. Today marks our 100th post! It has not been easy trying to serve up posts that nourish mind, soul and spirit but God has been our help. For today, we make one request of you. If you have ever visited this site and been nourished by any of its posts, send that post
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He ran in zigzags as fast as his legs could carry him. It was a really dark tunnel and the ground was slippery from years of spilled oil and grease. His life was in grave danger and he knew it. In the distance, behind him, he heard heavy thuds of rapidly approaching feet. Then he
