an amazing experience., local police officers
Peckham VYG joined forces with 4 local police officers for a local weapons sweep behind Peckham’s library. Members of the VYG volunteered their Saturday afternoon to perform a knife sweep, checking bushes, undergrowth, green spaces and anywhere else where knives, guns or other weapons that have been disposed of or hidden, could later on be […]
full of positivity, local community activities, people of our community, positive role models
Plaistow VYG’s ‘We Care Youth Engagement” day for 2019 was to improve the Jeyes Estate Green, a small communal garden surrounded by flats. The area was selected because of its neglect, therefore causing a build-up of litter which has affected local residents. Local residents usually want the area to be cleaner but find it hard […]
already inside of them, facing their problems, in their own way, understand the true intent, wisdom and knowledge
All the talk of power boils down to this moment: The day of Power! But what is it and how can it benefit you? Have you noticed how an increasing number of our daily aids are getting smart? Smart phones, smart cars, smart computers, smart cameras, and even smart fridges! But even the most revolutionary […]
a Christian church, achieving financial security, fun and spiritual development, make wise choices, VYG
In response to the wave of knife crime engulfing the capital, the Victory Youth Group (VYG) is holding its Life is Worth Living March on Saturday 27 July in London E16. The aim is to spread awareness of underlying issues that contribute to this dire situation and launch follow-on sporting and educational activities. The march […]
build a relationship, make great things happen, receive a special prayer, the blessings of this world, the Holy Spirit, UCKG HelpCentre’s spiritual advice
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 […]
beginning of our faith, doing something meaningful with their lives, faith in God, journey of faith, strong in his faith, the angels of God
Twenty-four years had passed since Abraham had received God’s promise to make him great. He was close to one hundred years old by now and yet, he was still the same man that he was when he first heard and obeyed God’s voice. He went through many situations and hardships during those years but he […]
a great God, belief in happiness, dedication towards God, example of obedience, fulfilling His promises, God speaks to us
Many people do everything in their power to give themselves and their family the best life possible, but something unexpected always happens to impede them from doing so. Far too many people can’t figure out where they went wrong with their finances, children or relationships and try as they might, they can’t seem to put […]
emotional and spiritual support, the right help and support
Women face many hardships, but when those hardships include abuse, trauma, and other confidence-shattering events, the wounds are hard to heal and the memories are not so easily forgotten. Like a jigsaw puzzle, the more complete our past is recalled, the clearer and sadder it becomes in our mind. To stifle terrible events, women turn […]
events taking place in the community, expressing her pain, families and organisations, feedback and support, Finsbury Park and Brixton, mental health and wellbeing, trying to find a job
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, […]
a healthy heart, difficult to forgive, lack of trust
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 […]
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