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WITH GOD ALL IS POSSIBLE - MERRY CHRISTMAS, CAMILA
As Christmas draws near, we find time to see the beauty in life and living; in giving and receiving; in loving and being loved.
That this time of the year, there is so much to be thankful for. my friend Milly is one such person. I am sure this Christmas will be the best ever. Camila has proven to being a child of God. She is a warrior and a sweet little girl. She is fighting her battle with a happy smile and is so positive. She is the picture of love and faith.
MERRY CHRISTMAS, CAMILA. MAY YOU ENJOY THIS CHRISTMAS AND MANY MORE WITH THE LOVE OF YOUR FAMILY. GOD IS WONDERFUL AND YOU ARE DEFINITELY ONE OF HIS LITTLE ANGELS ON EARTH. GOD BLESS YOU TODAY AND ALWAYS.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
WHEN JUSTICE IS SERVED
Oscar Pistorius has been found guilty of murdering Reeva Steenkamp!
Olympic Athlete Found Guilty of Murder After Manslaughter Verdict Overturned
A South African appeals court overturned the previous verdict Thursday. Pistorius, who will be re-sentenced, was previously found guilty of culpable homicide in the 2013 death of Reeva Steenkamp.
In an unanimous decision, Supreme Court of Appeal Judge Eric Leach read out a summary of the judgment, saying the High Court ignored certain circumstantial evidence
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SIEMPRE FELIZ..LA GUERRERA, CAMILA, BATALLANDO LEUKEMIA
AS ALWAYS, CAMILA IS SMILING EVEN WHILE SHE FIGHTS LEUKEMIA. LET US PRAY FOR HER CONTINUED RECOVERY.
On her way for her treatment.
Les presento a su amigo de mi princesa. Se llama José. Siempre con el juega cuando va para su tratamiento.
Su gorrito que le regalaron
October 2, awake after her treatment and surgery.
Friday, August 14, 2015
Massive Noah's Ark Replica to be Completed in 2016
A life-size replica of Noah’s Ark is being constructed as an exhibit nearby Ken Ham’s Creation Museum in Williamstown, Kentucky.
Most people are familiar with the story of Noah’s Ark and can recall how, in the book of Genesis, God told Noah to bring pairs of animals into the ark along with his family because God was going to destroy everyone else on the earth with a flood because of their wickedness.
Ken Ham is bringing that story to life with his $29.5 million project.
Ham, who is chief executive and president of the Creation Museum, stated that once the ark is completed, it will be “the largest timber-frame building in the world,” according to Christian Today.
Visitors interested in viewing construction of the ark are allowed to do so just outside the construction zone in Williamstown which is about 40 miles from Petersburg where the Creation Museum is located. Those interested can also view work being done on life-size replicas of a variety of animals that will be part of the exhibit.
Ham has posted a bird’s-eye-view video of the Noah's Ark construction site, taken from inside a helicopter. The video shows how the ark is taking shape, as well as the massive parking lot that will be able to fit vehicles of 4,000 Noah’s Ark replica visitors.
"When you see what they have produced, you will be amazed at the size of what is being built…,” Ham said. “This will be one of the greatest Christian attractions in the world and will be opened sometime in 2016."
Thursday, August 13, 2015
"GOD TOLD ME TO PADDLE BACK" SAYS 6-YEAR-OLD SAVED FROM DROWNING BY PRAYER AND GRANDPA
As the grandfather began drifting away to an almost certain death, he told his grandson to pray, and then began praying himself.
(Redmond, WA)—Six-year-old Alexander Smith is thankful he and his grandfather are alive today to share about their incredible survival in the frigid waters of Washington's Puget Sound after their kayak capsized super, super, super, fast like." (Photo via KIRO TV)
Both were wearing life jackets when the accident occurred.
The two were subsequently separated for nearly an hour-and-a-half after Alexander's grandfather, 74-year-old Eldon Ross, righted the kayak, but was too exhausted to lift himself in. As he began drifting away, he told his grandson to pray, and then began praying himself.
Several reports quote Alexander as saying, God told me to paddle back." Which he did, even though he had just learned to use a paddle earlier that same day. (Photo via KIRO TV)
Alexander's mother, Jeni Smith, reportedly saw her son nearing shore in the kayak by himself and quickly paddled out to meet him.
When she asked him where his grandpa was, Alexander replied, He's out floating in the water, but grandpa's up in Heaven."
Thankfully, the Coast Guard was immediately alerted and Ross was found before he slipped into eternity.
“We were in a kayak,” said Smith, describing the seconds before they capsized. “I wanted to turn us around, so and I knew how to paddle, then the boat flipped over."
Smith says he held his breath (a lesson he learned from recent swimming lessons) while he was trapped upside down underwater in the seat of the kayak.
“Then my grandpa grabbed me and pulled me out," he said.
Smith’s grandfather, 74-year-old Eldon Ross, tried to climb into the kayak, but the current meant a clear threat of capsizing again— so Ross stayed in the water, aided by his life jacket.
Smith says his grandpa told him to pray, while holding the paddle over his head.
“It's a distress call for people on the beach to see it," Smith explained.
Smith’s mother, Jeni, paddled another kayak to her son when she saw only one person in the boat.
“I couldn't believe when I went out to get him that Alexander was so calm."
“We put a search party out there for Grandpa,” said Alexander Smith.
“I said 'where's Grandpa',” said Jeni Smith, “And he said 'uh, grandpa's body is out there, but Grandpa's in heaven'."
More than 90 minutes later, after the U.S. Coast Guard and Clallam County Search and Rescue team spotted Ross, he was rescued by a hoist into a helicopter.
He is being treated in a Port Angeles hospital for hypothermia and pneumonia.
Ross said that the life jacket helped him keep his head above water so he could relax and float and not struggle.
He was left with one lesson he says he will impart to everyone near water.
“You should wear life jackets every time you go on a boat, that's what I would say," he said.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
'They Saved So Many Lives' Says Friend of Heroic Teachers in Louisiana Movie Theater Shooting
When Cammie Maturin heard that her two friends saved numerous lives after a gunman opened fire during a screening of the movieTrainwreck in Lafayette, Louisiana, on Thursday, she was far from surprised.
"They're two people who would go above and beyond for anyone," Maturin tells PEOPLE about Jena Meaux and Allister Viator Martin. "No one can prepare for something like this, but I'm sure they were calm and focused. They have been trained for this."
The gunman, John Russell Houser, 59, took his own life after killing two people and injuring nine around 7:30 p.m.
Meaux and Martin from New Iberia, Louisiana, weren't just colleagues – they were great friends.
"They were very close and would do everything together," says Maturin, 38, who used to teach with both women. "At school they helped out with graduation, homecoming, you name it. They went together like peas and carrots."
Maturin says "it's something they would totally do" when she was told that one jumped in front of the other to shield her during the shooting, while the other was able to pull the fire alarm.
"Even though authorities haven't said it, Jena's sister posted on Facebook that she pulled the alarm. It makes sense because Jena is much taller. They both knew what they had to do," she says.
"Her friend literally jumped over her and, in her account, actually saved her life," Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said at a press conference, according to ABC News. "If she hadn't done that ... that bullet, she believed it would have hit her in the head."
Both teachers had been shot when one pulled the alarm.
According to Maturin, Jena is a mother of two young boys.
She set up a GoFundMe page for both women. She also wants to set up accounts for other victims.
"They saved so many lives," she says. "Everyone is coming together. I know they will bounce back even though it will take a while. They're so strong and will have a new sense of what life is all about."
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
WE NEED YOUR HELP
PLEASE PRAY FOR THIS FAMILY. Wilfredo Lima was diagnosed with a brain tumor and needs a brain surgery. He is a father of two and is in need of financial assistance to have this surgery. The community has be called upon to assist as a fundraiser is been organized for this Friday in Corozal Town, Belize.
All prayers and financial assistance are welcomed.
Monetary donations should be sent to this gofundme account: http://www.gofundme.com/3u5demsa4
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
ANSWERED PRAYERS produced by Roma Downey airs on TLC
Monday, July 27, 2015
BOBBI KRISTINA DIES AT 22
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