Hot, dry wind over parched desert land, swirling up sand, stinging eyes and partly exposed faces, mainly of women and children cueing for their daily rations. A sea of tents, as far as the eye can see. Makeshift homes of refugees; once large families with a desire to prosper and to give a future
TENTS DANCING – a poem Read More »
As intercessors but also as ordinary Christians, living our daily lives, we encounter many difficulties and heartaches. It is part of the journey and walk of faith. Some of us can get unstuck during these challenging times. We become overly focussed on the problems, to the point of obsession. We lose our peace, become frantic
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Greece’s Economic & Political Climate: The (Greek) economy has shrunk by a quarter in five years, and unemployment is about 25 percent. The (EU) bailout money mainly goes toward paying off Greece’s international loans, rather than making its way into the economy. And the government still has a staggering debt load that it cannot begin
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