October 2010

Monday, October 25, 2010

Primary Games Cube Field

CHURCH OF MINING PART 33 TIME OF HOPE

[Santiago, Chile] The launch of the satellite time Hope Pastor Robert Costa made a comparison between the hope of salvation in Christ and the recent episode that caught the attention of the world: the rescue of 33 miners trapped in the mine San Jose. They went on stage María Segovia, who ran the camp Esperanza, where they were stationed the families of the miners. In addition, co
nversaron with Pastor Costa, the miner Juan Illanes (52 years), the third hizado from the reservoir, and the pr. Carlos Parra, the camp chaplain, who gave spiritual support throughout the period prior to the rescue and who continues to accompany families.
With the Bible small miners were when they were in the bottom of the mine, Pastor Robert Costa Illanes asked if this book had made a difference in your life. The response was positive from the mining and Costa added that God is willing to lift people out of the depths of sin. María Segovia, sister of another rescued miner, said only closer to God, someone can bear Situació n as lived and gave thanks to God in front of more than a thousand people who were in the theater Presets Telethon.

Time of Hope Campaign continues through Saturday, October 30, with radio transmission channel and New Era and www.esperanzaweb.com.

ILLANES JUAN MINING: "THERE WAS AN HONOR

PART OF THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAM

One miner who was trapped in San José mine, Juan Illanes, was at the opening night of the Time of Hope program. Speaking to Radio New Illanes time referred to its presence in this great event: "For me it was a privilege to be here and talk to these people who are being nice, I am grateful to each one of you for the immense

affection they have given me. I'm here because they invited me and for me it is really important and very nice with them in this. " Drafting spoke with ASN: How did support Parra pastor there in the camp and as spiritually held down there? Juan Illanes - God was with us every time and the pastor Parra and the Adventist Church have carried a seven with us. When you send us these minibiblias and all the prayers were a great relief and great help you provided. And to get here now and I feel privileged that God worked in us greatly. And that is why my presence is reason for gratitude for all the prayers that you did for us.
Do you consider this as a miracle of the Lord?
This is certainly a miracle of God. A god of love, a true God that we have to thank him for everything he has done for us and we will continue to make ever want to thank each of you who were praying day and night for the bailout come out perfect. Once again thank you very much. ______________________________________________

[ASN Team, Felipe Lemos - Gabriela Castillo - Joaquin Pincheira]

www.adventistas.ec Taken

Friday, October 22, 2010

Win Jeff Hardy Signed Gear

The Lord of Miracles was declared patron of Peru

Peruvian President Alan Garcia signed into law declaring the image of "black Christ" as "a symbol of religiosity and popular sentiment."

The Lord of Miracles, the most venerated image of the country, was declared on 18 October "Patron of Catholic Religious Spirituality Peru" in a ceremony before thousands of people Plaza Mayor de Lima.

Peruvian President Alan Garcia, who signed the law declaring the image of "black Christ" as "a symbol of religiosity and popular sentiment," joined the tribute in the Plaza.

In his second this month procession through the streets of Lima, the passage of the Lord of Miracles came from the Sanctuary of Nazarene after a mass celebrated by Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, archbishop and primate of the Peruvian Catholic Church .

After receiving the homage of the Municipality of Lima and the Peruvian Executive Plaza de Armas, continued his journey to the seat of Congress, Dos de Mayo Hospital, the Hospital Guillermo Almenara and the Temple of Our Lady of Victories.

Pachacamilla
Christ

The image of the Lord of Miracles dates from 1661, when a slave of African origin painted the image of a black Christ on the walls of a humble home in the neighborhood of Pachacamilla, which by then was the outskirts of Lima.

The image, which remained intact after an earthquake on October 20, 1687 destroyed the then capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru, runs every October since the streets of the Peruvian capital of more massive processions of the Catholic tradition in the world.
Source:

http://www.religionenlibertad.com/articulo.asp?idarticulo=11604

Which Paper Towel Is The Strongest?

Lay: "The state can not be confessional"

Humberto Lay criticized the decree declaring the Lord of Miracles as' patron of Peru Catholic Spirituality. " The former candidate for mayor of Lima believes that the state should not favor any religious denomination in the country.

"The State can not be religious. The State must respect all religions because there are people of all faiths and all are worthy of respect (...) I do not agree with a decree of that nature, "said the leader of National Restoration from Tumbes in Ideeleradio.

Source:

http://peru21.pe/noticia/656326/lay-estado-no-puede-confesional

Friday, October 15, 2010

Sinus Infection Connic

T "religious" surprised even the pastor miners

Michell Bruguerolles

From San José mine, Copiapo

COPIAPÓ .- Excited and surprised have been relatives of the first miners pulled from the San José mine, but the impact not only to see them again. A surprise fee's are the shirts that some were placed on the special suit that emerged to the surface.

The shirts, which have a large white star on a blue square and red on the chest, have written the phrase "Thank you Lord! Thank you Lord ". On the back it reads another sentence that says "For your hands are the depths of the earth. And the heights of the hills are his. His is the honor and glory ", which corresponds to verse 4 of Psalm 95.

Pastor Carlos Parra, of the Adventist Church in the Atacama Region, told Terra that the message of the shirts is "beautiful", and that while he knew he would send the miners kept a secret use they would. And (the miners) kept it because it surprised us all ".

Alberto Segovia, Segovia's brother David, one of the "33", was pleasantly surprised. We do not think they were going out with them, only with green held ransom, but when we saw the first miner's shirt, "I was surprised,

said Segovia believes that the event will use the shirt with that message makes it clear that the miners come spiritually renewed earth. "(David) told me out of here the first thing I would do is go to church and give thanks to God".

Source: http://www.mx.terra.com/noticias/rescate-mineros-chile/noticias/0,, OI4733059-EI17000 ,00-T + Religious + of + mining + surprise + even + the + pastor.html

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Nightmares More Condition_symptoms

Campanha em O Pope (THE POPE IN CAMPAIGN)

For this reason we invite you to read this article, although it is in Portuguese can be read with our translator google.

A visit Ad Limina Apostolorum ("Aos mounds two apostles") é uma Bispos Obrigação two Catholics, every five years Vão years estariam buried locais onde São Pedro e São Paulo e com or potatoes will find me. But a round of Bispo do Sergipe and Bahia ao Vatican, do not start month, Fuju routine because of an appeal by Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict XVI. He demanded a greater effort to bring back former faithful to the Catholic flock in Brazil. "Sometimes the baptized are not enough. People become easily influenced and owners of a weak faith, "Benedict said.

what many Brazilians have moved to Pentecostal and evangelical churches in traditionally Catholic country, where popes are usually greeted by crowds? Brazil is still the largest Catholic nation in the world with 140 million adherents, but nearly 20 million left the Catholic Church between 1994 and 2007, according to the institute Datafolha. "Competition is great. In Juazeiro, there are ten priests and 200 pastors, "said Don Jose Geraldo da Cruz, bishop present at the meeting with Benedict XVI. "He told us that we must be closer. But it's hard. "Theologian Leonardo Boff, who was punished in the 80's and left the church for his advocacy of liberation theology, says that the language used in masses and the scandals of sexual abuse contribute to wear the image of the institution. "The church has a very abstract view of reality. The people do not understand. And pedophilia is a complete demoralization. " On a visit last week to the United Kingdom, where there have been several reports of abuse, Benedict XVI said that "the Church authorities were not fast enough to take the necessary measures" (read the column by Christopher Hitchens).

The Rio pedagogue Regina da Silva, 28, 14 is changed by the Adventist Church. "Here we are concerned about our health, love life, food," she says. For Marcelo

of Grace, another former Catholic and now leader of the Assembly of God in Penha neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Catholic worship is boring for young people. "In the Assembly, joyful worship one God, the Catholic one God died on the cross."

changes championed by priests "modern", as Marcelo Rossi and Fabio de Melo, who are considered for developments left Catholicism. The charismatic movement in Brazil draws crowds to worship and concerts. But Benedict is opposed to this line. "He's right. There is the bark that makes the content. We can not have something still, we need either pure choreography, "says Don Jose Geraldo. For now, the Church is still trying to figure out how to make the appeal of Benedict XVI does not fique restrito a protocol com um Bispo never found inside the Vatican do

Source:

http://revistaepoca.globo.com/Revista/Epoca/0,, EMI172854-15 228, 00 -O + PAPA + EM + CAMPANHA.html

Monday, October 4, 2010

Tongue Cancer Bracelets

IN MEXICO: CATHOLIC CHURCH LOSES GROUND AGAINST OTHER RELIGIONS: CIESAS

The developer then present report shows that the second "independent Protestant denomination"

largest among the Mexican population is the Seventh-day Adventist, "followed by the Mormons and preceded by the Jehovah's Witnesses.

But before anything should be explained that 100% of Mexicans, 88% are Catholic, as is known, is one of the most Catholic Latin countries. However, evangelicals and Pentecostals are those who follow the list in a lower percentage but are not considered independent by extructura denom, function and scope, especially its ramifications without end. Thus, Jehovah's Witnesses, occupy the first place, then the Seventh Day Adventists, and then the Mormons.

So far, the news is not unusual probably, but what is interesting is to know that the Seventh-day Adventist Church is a denomination that has preferences in marginal populations. This study, if we are analytical work in Latin America, can be clearly reflected in almost all Latin countries. This detail should concentrate forces and perhaps change, but to improve our arrival in the socioeconomic and cultural levels of other areas.