BREAKING NEWS!
JAn 17, 2019, Zimbabwe: John Masuku, a seasoned and senior radio broadcaster, producer and journalist in Zimbabwe, and a member of international community of ROM – Renewing Our Minds initiative, sent us today the following statement issued by prominent media organizations in Zimbabwe. Since the Zimbabwean Government has shut down schools, banks. roads, transportation, media, newspapers and the Internet across the country, and since it is hard to know how much information can be circulated in and out of Zimbabwe at this time, we are using our platform to join many friends across the world who are this time doing whatever they can to make sure the news of the Zimbabwe shutdown is known internationally. So, friends, read the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) Statement on the Internet Shutdown, and spread the word:
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Jesus is in the business of saving people. Paul says: “If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved”, and adds: “Nothing can separate us from the love of Christ” Romans 8:38.39. Could it be that simple? But rather than being a source of great joy, radical simplicity of the Gospel offends most people. The saving prescription is so simple that even a child will embrace it, and an elderly person whose mental faculties are already weak will find in it his or her ultimate comfort. It states: “Everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved.” Romans 10:9.13.
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Tihomir Kukolja, born in Slavonska Pozega, Croatia. Studied, lived and worked in Yugoslavia, Croatia, United Kingdom, Australia and the US. Educated in theology, communications, and radio journalism. Worked as a church pastor, radio producer and presenter, journalist, religious liberty activist, humanitarian activist, and reconciliation and leadership development activist. Lives in Baytown TX, USA. Currently serves as the Executive Director, Forum for Leadership and Reconciliation (Forum), and Director of Renewing Our Minds (ROM) initiative.
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Twenty Years After the Rwandan Genocide
The article “From Hell to a Happy Life: a Tutsi Survivor’s Escape from Genocide ”, published yesterday by Aljazeera America reminded me of my article “Political Challenges the Church Cannot Afford to Ignore” published by Spectrum fifteen years ago. In … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Faith, Law and crime, Leadership, Rwanda, War Crimes, War Crimes
Tagged Adventists, Assiel Kabera, Crime, Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, Genocide, Hutu, Injustice, Massacre, Mugonero church, Pasteur Bizimunga, Rwanda, Spectrum, Tutsi, War Tribunal
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