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Would you like to share your story with me?” The elderly woman sits down gently beside a slight man who sits with his head bowed on a simple wooden bench shaded by wild banana trees, in Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare. The Friendship bench is an initiative was launched with the idea of combatting depression and […]
The Pro Life Campaign’s National Conference will take place on Saturday the 14th of October at the RDS in Dublin. This year’s conference is all about growing the pro-life vote, with engaging speakers, insightful workshops and information stands. Keynote speakers at the conference will include the founder of ‘Culture of Life Africa’, Obianuju Ekeocha and […]
Gordon Hartman from Texas started his own landscaping business at the age of 15 which he grew into a very large home building and land-development enterprise and which earned him many accolades in the business world. However, he decided to give it all up in favour of supporting his daughter Morgan who was born with […]
Two workshops in Ireland: Saturday 23rd September: Discovery Church Galway, Industrial Development Agency, Small Business Center, Park Tuam Rd. Galway H91C6Y2 Saturday, 30 September: Cross Hill Community Church Wexford Rd. Carlow R93X343 A Counseling Model for People in Ministry is a six hour workshop that will help you become a more effective counselor. Developed from […]
On the earthquake-torn borders of Syria and Turkey, a unique travelling darkroom, housed in a small caravan, is giving displaced children the chance to learn photography and share the reality of their lives with the world. Serbest Salih, a refugee himself, studied photography at Aleppo University, before fleeing to Turkey, and says, “I speak four […]
Friday, 25 August⋅19:00 – 21:00 The Riasc Centre Feltrim Rd, Drinan, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 PX85, Ireland iMAP will partner with Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention (BWMC) and the Artless theatre company to present their theatrical production ‘If prison walls could speak’ in The Riasc Centre, Swords, on Friday 25th August at 7.00pm. It is a […]
The smash-hit movie, Sound of Freedom, whose success has taken the Hollywood establishment by surprise, will come to Ireland in September after raking in nearly $150 million at the U.S. box office. Sound of Freedom is based on the real-life story of the efforts of former government agent Tim Ballard who works to rescue victims […]
In the UK, Belle the Staffordshire Bull Terrier, has probably become the first dog in attendance during childbirth. Pregnancy and childbirth can be a stressful time, but for who are living with debilitating conditions, such as autism or anxiety, the whole process can be especially daunting. Recognizing this, Milton Keynes University Hospital, went above and […]
As a young physician, Dr. Michael J. Brescia helped discover a way to increase the time a patient in kidney failure, could receive dialysis until a transplant could take place. Dr Michael and his colleagues had a chance to become very wealthy by selling the idea to a pharmaceutical company, however, as the doctor later […]
A new pilgrim path running from Wexford to Pembrokeshire is set to become a popular pilgrim route in Europe. Taking an average of nine days to walk, and with a ferry crossing in the middle, the new path follows St. Aidan’s 7th-century journey as he travelled from Ferns, to meet his mentor and teacher, St. […]