Love Therapy seminars, medical condition
The emotional, financial, and physical stress of fertility treatments can put even the strongest relationships to the test. While some couples navigate these challenges together, others may struggle with sharing the burden. Recently, a woman sparked debate online after revealing that her husband has left her to manage the cost of IVF treatment by herself […]
make the right decisions
In a world with so many available options, people usually follow the path that most pleases their senses and captivates their hearts. The big problem is that the heart is deceitful, as God warns us through the prophet Jeremiah (see Jeremiah 17:9-10), and being guided by feelings and desires often brings only harm. Some suffer […]
consecrating the Altar
On the afternoon of Sunday, 20 September, a new Universal Church opened its doors in the port city of Plymouth. This new church marks an important milestone in the UCKG’s expansion in Southwest England, providing a new hub for spiritual growth where people will have access to regular worship services, community outreach initiatives and events […]
a fresh start
On Saturday, 28th September, Mega Dance UK 2024 returned in full force, bigger and better than ever, at our headquarters—the Rainbow Theatre in Finsbury Park. The doors opened at 2pm, welcoming members of the Victory Youth Group and their guests from all over the UK to take part in this extraordinary event. A panel of […]
the walls of Jericho
Have you ever taken a moment to identify your financial obstacles and considered how to tackle them? These obstacles might be caused by job loss, mounting debt, bankruptcy, difficulties with mortgage repayments, unexpected expenses, or a combination of factors. Regardless of your situation, these barriers can be overcome. Consider this example from the Bible: In […]
quality of life
On Monday, 23 September, in the afternoon, a 64-year-old woman became the first person to use the suicide capsule called “Sarco” at a forest retreat in Switzerland. Originally from the Midwestern United States, the lady suffered from a very serious illness that caused intense pain and severe immunological impairment. She had expressed a desire to […]
financial hardship, food bank services
Shoplifting in England and Wales has reached its highest level in 20 years, with police recording 443,995 offences in the year leading up to March 2024. This marks a 30% increase from the previous year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). With rising prices driven by the ongoing cost of living crisis, retail […]
clearer understanding, main challenges
On Saturday, 21 September, our Patient Care Group (PCG) hosted at the Universal Church headquarters in Finsbury Park the highly successful “Sickle Cell Awareness Event”, in observance of Sickle Cell Awareness Month. The event aimed to raise awareness and share knowledge about sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder that alters the shape of red […]
being resentful, feeling envious
Have you ever heard the expression “the grass is greener on the other side”? This popular saying originated from the American tradition of maintaining a well-kept lawn in a culture where DYI (do-it-yourself) home improvement is highly prevalent and taking good care of your property is considered a matter of honour. You probably already watched […]
benefits of marriage, Bulletproof Marriage
“Marriage is a prison”, “Marriage is so outdated…” and “Married people aren’t happy.” Phrases like these have become increasingly common in today’s society, and unfortunately, statistics seem to reinforce this negative view. According to the Office for National Statistics, in 2022 alone, over 80,000 divorces were granted in England and Wales, with the average […]
