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Hello my name is Jerral Campfield and this web site is dedicated to Moral Recognition Therapy using Biblical principles. Please come back often to join me in understanding Gods hands are outstretched still to forgive. |
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Friday, 11 March 2022 |
I feel that God gave us marriage to populate this world and sex is most enjoyed with your wife. Man kills when he penetrates a women outside of marriage. We are seeing a sex crazed world and it leads to lawlessness; you can do what ever you want. No I am Sorry we can't be perfect we need the Lord for we are all born sinner. You do not have to teach kids to be bad, but Good. Let's protect life and see God's will in all our lives every day! OK I was asked to pray over the Harrah Grade and Elementary New State of the art School and said, "Lord help us to know we do not need to train our kids to be bad, that is natural. What we need to do is train kids to be like God; GOOD. That is life to the greatest degree. So Gary Thanks!Friday, March 11, 2022"Biden's Twisted Idea Of Women's Rights"
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 Catholic League president Bill Donohue slammed President Biden's reductive idea of women's rights Wednesday of this week, underscoring his sell-out to the progressive wing of his party. The "Fact Sheet" released by the White House of 33 initiatives the president believes will "help women" is stunning because most of them have little to nothing to do with women. I'm not a Catholic, but Dr. Donohue's article spoke to me. I think it will to you as well. Be informed, not misled. Wednesday was International Women's Day. The Biden administration, under the guise of promoting women's rights, stole the moment from women to promote and advance the "growing smorgasbord of LGBTQI+ people," most of whom are not women. Rather than summarize Donohue's article let me share it with you in its entirety. |
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Friday, 04 March 2022 |
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Russia-Ukraine War in need of prayer |
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Friday, 25 February 2022 |
I could not do justice to what is going on now and read this and want all to be praying for the Ukrainians. Three people here in the US shared their fervent wishes for the safety of the Ukrainian peopleBy Michele Blood , Maureen Mackey | Fox NewsAmong those speaking out is Pastor Cristian Ionescu of Elim Romanian Pentecostal Church in Chicago, who himself survived persecution in communist Romania — as well as Russian oppression during his own life. He was born in 1963 in Bucharest, Romania. In 1997, he escaped communist Romania as a religious refugee. RUSSIA INVADES UKRAINE: LIVE UPDATES For the past 20 years, he's been senior pastor and founder of Elim Romanian Pentecostal Church in Chicago. Since 2004, he's been vice president of the Romanian Pentecostal Churches’ Union in the U.S. and in Canada. Faith leaders and others shared their thoughts with Fox News Digital after Russia invaded Ukraine this week. (iStock) In light of the Russia-Ukraine news, he shared a number of thoughts on the issue. PRAYERS FOR UKRAINE: AMERICAN FAITH LEADERS SHARE CONCERNS "As a Romanian religious refugee, and coming from a country introduced to the communist regime via the Soviet Red Army after World War II, I can relate to the atrocious act of occupation of Ukraine and the pain inflicted upon the Ukrainian people," he told Fox News Digital in an email. "I pray for the whole world that this conflict may not result in a global crisis and war." For all of these reasons, he said that he is praying during this unfolding tragedy "that some sense will come to the leaders of Russia, particularly Vladimir Putin." Pastor Ionescu continued, "I pray that the international community won’t accept this act of aggression and will do everything in its power to stop it!" EXPLAINING WAR TO KIDS AS RUSSIA INVADES UKRAINE "I pray for the safety of the Ukrainian people and that they turn to God in these perilous times." A woman is shown praying in a church pew. "I pray that the world understands that the only way to peace, durable and complete, is a spiritual revival," said Pastor Cristian Ionescu. (AP Photo/Oxford Eagle, Bruce Newman) "I pray for the whole world that this conflict may not result in a global crisis and war," he also said. And — "I pray that the world understands that the only way to peace, durable and complete, is a spiritual revival. [That means a] return to God and the Bible, and accepting Jesus Christs as King and Savior." The pastor wasn't the only one who expressed fervent concern and thoughts for the Ukrainian people. "All night, my phone has been blowing up with calls and messages. People are terrified," Kyiv-born Katerina Manoff told Fox News Digital. "Students are sharing videos of explosions, bombings, and missiles — not from their news, but from what they are seeing firsthand," she also said. KYIV, UKRAINE - Feb. 24: People board a bus as they attempt to evacuate the city on Feb. 24, 2022 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Overnight, Russia began a large-scale attack on Ukraine, with explosions reported in multiple cities and far outside the restive eastern regions held by Russian-backed rebels. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images) "I have a team of 20-plus people and several thousand students in Ukraine." Manoff, an American based in the New York City metropolitan area, founded a nonprofit organization that connects young Ukrainians to English-speaking volunteers for free online language practice and cultural exchange. "I am seeing photos of small children in bomb shelters. One of my friends had a baby just a few weeks ago," she said. "As a mother of two young girls, I cannot even imagine how parents in Ukraine are feeling right now." "I also hope that Biden keeps the U.S. out of this mess." Manoff said that "as an immigrant, I was raised on the idea of the American dream, America as the good guy, the defender of liberty. I hope and pray to God that America protects and supports my country during its darkest hours," she noted. Mary Lou Haring of Wesley Chapel, Florida, told Fox News Digital, "My prayers are with all of the Ukrainian people, my relatives included." A woman is shown praying here inside a church. "I hope and pray to God that America protects and supports my country during its darkest hours," a Kyiv-born individual told Fox News Digital on Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022. (iStock) She said that her "hopes are that this can be resolved, but I don't see Putin changing what's happening until Ukraine is rejoined to Russia."‘Cannot even imagine'Hope ‘this can be resolved’ |
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