On the stage there were some foreigners who were preaching... and I felt something inside my heart and soul. What should I do? Should I confess or just go out of the hall? I don't know what happened to me. My feet were as if they were stuck there. I could not move out of that place.

I arrived at the airport near the southern tip of St. Lucia in the afternoon of Sunday, November 7. The passenger intake through the COVID screening and customs was smooth and well-organized.

Enjoy this article written by Sis. Antonia Giordano from an interview with Bro. Ray Arthurs from the Broughton Ecclesia in Jamaica.

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The terrible sounds of bombs and explosives during the Biafran war was ironically the same boom the Almighty used to ignite the fast spread the of truth in Nigeria and beyond.

Living in La Paz, Bolivia for a year (with the support of the CBMA) was vastly different from what we were expecting, yet so rewarding.

Imagine sitting down for afternoon tea at someone’s house, and as you lift your hot drink to your lips, you glance around the room and notice a human skull staring back at you. In Bolivia, this is a very real possibility.

I was nearly as anxious about this trip as I was when we first left home for two years, this time entirely due to the uncertainty of COVID-19 while traveling. Armed with our vaccination cards, negative COVID-19 tests and ample supply of face masks, we got on our way, praying for an uneventful trip.

I have been putting off this trip for quite a while—a year, in fact. With all of the restrictions brought about by COVID, and “Do Not Travel” advisories on the American Embassy website in Costa Rica, I decided to hold off visiting the country.

My name is Shahzad Gill, and I’m from Lahore, Pakistan. The most difficult life in the world is a refugee's life...

Over its 15 years of operation, the site has attracted well over a million visitors.

It is with sorrow that we announce the passing of Victor Gerardo Cortez Hernandez, or Bro. Gera.