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Jul
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2019
Read MoreOver 900 youths in London march against gun and knife crime
Gun and knife crime in the UK has sadly been rising each year, affecting many young people and their families. In response to the wave of knife crime across London, the Victory Youth Group (VYG) held the Life’s Worth Living march to spread awareness. The successful march was held on Saturday 27th July at 3pm, […] -
Jul
17
2019
Read MoreA night where anything was made possible
The Night of Power, which took place on the 16th of July, was an event that marked the lives of hundreds of people. Many arrived at the event with problems that had lingered for weeks, months and some even years. Bishop Alvaro, leader of the UCKG HelpCentre in the UK, began the service by showing […] -
Jul
08
2019
Read MoreInmates’ Friends & Family Day
On Saturday 29th June the Rescue of Dignity Group (ROD) held its Inmates’ Family and Friends Day at the UCKG HelpCentre in Finsbury Park, North London. With family members also serving the same sentence as their convicted loved one, the ROD Group decided to hold this event to support families who experience feelings of loss, […] -
Jul
03
2019
Read MoreStudy connects heart attacks with holding a grudge
A recent study has revealed a connection between heart attacks and holding a grudge. One hundred and thirty people participated in the study that concluded that those who found it difficult to forgive had developed more heart related diseases than those who could forgive. Even though it has been a common assumption that grudges and […] -
Jun
19
2019
Read MoreWoman celebrates divorce with photoshoot
After her marriage of 13 years fell apart, Marie Lollies — a 47-year-old woman from South Carolina, USA — celebrated her divorce with a photoshoot that included pictures of her burning her wedding photo and showing off the papers that completed the split from her husband. ‘I wanted to show that strong women can be […]a chapter of my life, with the right guidance,
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May
29
2019
Read MoreStudy reveals increase in persecution of Christians
A report ordered by Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has revealed that persecution of Christians in some parts of the world is at near- ‘genocidal’ levels. It estimates that one in three people suffer from persecution because of their faith, Christians being the most persecuted group. Mr Hunt said he felt that ‘political correctness’ plays a […]most persecuted group, persecution of Christians,
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May
24
2019
Read MoreGame of Thrones actresses reveal fight against depression
Actress Sophie Turner, 22, became known worldwide for her role as Sansa Stark in the Game of Thrones series. But all the fame and fortune she acquired over the years as a celebrity were unable to make her happy. In an interview for ‘Phil the Blanks’, Sophie said that she has been suffering from depression […]help with this condition, struggle with depression, unable to make her happy,
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May
17
2019
Read MoreFriends with Down’s Syndrome open successful pizzeria
Even though a few companies offer an inclusion program for people with disabilities, it is still difficult for some people to find work, especially in less developed countries. That is why a group of friends who were born with Down’s Syndrome decided to rely entirely on themselves to succeed. After unsuccessfully searching for work in […]challenged the odds, rely entirely on themselves,
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May
10
2019
Read MoreStudy linking TV series to increase in suicides
A study conducted by the American government has linked an increase in teen suicides to Netflix’s drama ‘13 Reasons Why’. The research has concluded that this type of death involving people aged 10 to 17 worsened by 28.9% one month after the series’ launch in April 2017. The study was conducted through the joint efforts […]struggling through difficult times,
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