From your belly shall flow rivers of living waters John 7:38
Whoever is sick, call the elders to lay hands on you anointing you with oil they shall pray, the prayer of a righteous person availeth much #Christlife#Christian#SavedbyGrace
Rise, youth! Be the change: fight injustice, reject dependency, build your future with courage, unity, and honest leadership. Your voice matters. Oligarchs have no place in our society. #Zimbabwe#UnitedWeStand
"My fellow Zimbabweans, the time for silence is over! The future we deserve is not a distant dream, but a reality we can shape with our determination. We will not be held back by the chains of despair. We will rise, unite, and reclaim our nation's greatness. #Zimbabwe#Unity
@DrAfricanPride_ @crimewatchzw@iAmKudaMaynard Now I know they know who you are and what you are capable of doing. I guess they all know that there are many like you who are willing to go to war for family.
@TanneriteCortez Reminds me of the spiked thing we put on calves to wean them. Very unattractive as tattoos. Maybe people need to be told the truth in their face
@mutssy_Salani This munhu never lead Zimbabwe but what he lead is what Zim was built on and instead of building ZANUPF destroyed everything now the oppressive regime of a minority group seems much better than oppression by stupid sellouts. They have totally run down everything
KWAME TURE BLASTS AFRICAN BOURGEOISIE
On this day in 1998, Pan-African revolutionary and icon Kwame Ture died in Guinea, Conakry. Born on 29 June 1941, Ture, formerly known as Stokely Carmichael, moved to the United States from Trinidad with his family at 11. He led a life marked by a strong dedication to the Pan-African cause. In his mid-20s, he became chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), which primarily focused on organising and mobilising Black people in the US South to exercise their voting rights. He later oversaw SNCC members who co-founded the Lowndes County Freedom Organization, an SNCC affiliate focused on registering Black voters in Lowndes County, Alabama. Ture was at the forefront of this struggle throughout the 1960s, from the Freedom Rides (challenging segregation at bus stops) to the rise of the Black Power Movement. He later helped found the All-African People's Revolutionary Party. The majority of Ture's last three decades were spent in the West African nation of Guinea, a testament to his commitment to Pan-Africanism. Here, he adopted the name ‘Kwame Tureaud in honour of Ghana's founding leader and Pan-African icon Kwame Nkrumah and Guinea's then-president Sékou Touré, two revolutionaries he drew a lot of inspiration from.
Despite becoming friends with many African leaders during his time on the continent, Ture never held back from calling out the worst tendencies of the African bourgeoisie. He pointed out that it was essential to understand that not all Africans are on the side of the masses and revolutionaries. In remembrance of this great son of Africa, here is a 1989 clip of him exposing the African bourgeoisie.
@daddyhope Nothing worrisome, putin will insist that Zelenskyy won’t join nato and put it in writing and he will pullout returning all the territory he took to create a buffer zone between Russia and Europe
“We’re talking about those who attend vigils Monday to Friday”
How many churches organize vigils through out a working week?
In a bid to blame the church, we create this absurd straw man argument.
In most Arab countries, people pray five times daily.
In Greece, with a strong Greek Orthodox tradition, many people observe daily prayers or participate in church-related events, especially on weekends and during holidays.
India, the Philippines, Israel, and so on…
Chick-fil-A is one of the biggest fast-food chains in the U.S., and they don’t open on Sundays, which is normally considered the most ‘profitable’ day of the week.
A country can be actively religious AND prosperous; it’s not one or the other.
Let’s face the real problem.