approach a person, Artificial intelligence, London, social experiment, Technology
Nowadays the most common way for two people to meet is through online dating websites, and if having these websites stored up on your desktop isn’t enough, modern technology has led to people being enabled to carry these websites around with them on their phones.
Adam and Eve, Bible, Christ, Christian, God, Holy Spirit, in good harmony, Jesus, Love of Christ, Men and women want different things, Old Testament, someone to provide financially, understand each other’s needs
This week in our meeting, we sought to understand a woman’s role in marriage. For a marriage to work, both need to understand each other’s needs and be able to meet these needs. This is the reason why many marriages end up in divorce or betrayal, because basic needs are not being met and it leads to frustration and pain.
Bible, Christian, God, God-fearing way of life, He saw God, Jesus, life before God, problem will be solved, spiritual life
What can we learn from the life of Job? 1. Who was Job before God? “There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was blameless and upright, and one who feared God and shunned evil.” (Job 1.1) He was a man who pleased God and, as a […]
Bible, Christ, Christianity, edir macedo, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, the power of God, the voice of God, The Word of God
And many of the Samaritans of that city believed in Him because of the word of the woman who testified, “He told me all that I ever did…” (John 4.39) Many people are the same when it comes to expressing their faith and truly believing in God, because they need to see and hear a third-party’s testimony.
a team of youths, Christian faith, community wildlife garden, dealing with the situation, rolled up their sleeves, youth engagement
Friday 24th July 2015 Thanks to a group of youthful volunteers, two of Southwark’s most important open spaces received a makeover during the weekend of July 18/19. The volunteers were members of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) taking part in their annual ‘We Care! – Youth Engagement’ initiative, which helps with a wide range of […]
central to the park, Christian Church, Christian faith, local community, Platt Fields park, trouble and disturbances, work as a team, youth engagement, Youths
Friday 24th July 2015 For this year’s We Care! – Youth Engagement event, 11 young people from the Manchester branch of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) helped the council’s parks department with essential tree work at Platt Fields park on Saturday 18 July. As one of Manchester’s principal parks, Platt Fields provides leisure space for […]
a wide range of environmental projects, across the city, benefit to the wider community, Christian faith, Forest Recreation Ground, positive impact, youth engagement
Friday 24th July 2015 On Saturday 18 July, a group of young people from the Victory Youth Group (VYG) branch based in Nottingham’s UCKG HelpCentre generously gave their time to help care for the trees in the city’s ever popular Forest Recreation Ground. This was their contribution to the VYG’s annual ‘We Care! – Youth […]
a positive impact, Christian Church, Christian youth group, I was wrong, litter picking, local authorities, youth engagement, Youth Group
Friday 24th July 2015 A three-hour stint of litter picking in Plaistow last Saturday (18 July) turned out to be an invaluable experience for young people from the local Victory Youth Group (VYG) and impressed local residents and Councillors. The occasion was the VYG’s annual We Care! – Youth Engagement event, when members of this […]
a tour of the park, an excellent group, Christian Church, Christian faith, Community Engagement, encourage positive attitudes, planting bulbs and seeds, youth engagement
Friday 24th July 2015 A team of 10 young people from the Leicester branch of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) gave up their leisure time on Saturday 18 July to clear an overgrown area at Monks Rest Gardens. The group was taking part in the VYG’s We Care! – Youth Engagement which is a Community […]
around the park, Christian Church, Christian faith, community gardening, their local communities, their own time, youth engagement, Youth Group
Friday 24th July 2015 For the second year running, members of the Victory Youth Group (VYG) made a valuable contribution to the maintenance of Castlehaven Community Park in Camden through their annual We Care! – Youth Engagement initiative. This time the work took place on Saturday 18 July, when eight volunteers from the Kilburn and […]
