Author Rebecca June’s New Book ‘The Way the Truth the Life: Selection of Verses’ is a Collection of Poetry Inspired by Periods of Great...
Rebecca June, who devoted her life to Christ at a young age and prayed to serve the Lord through missionary work, has completed her new book, "The Way The Truth The Life: Selection of Verses": a powerful and inspiring compilation of poems and devotionals that will help reveal to readers the path towards God's embrace in a difficult and chaotic world.
"To those I have met along the way, sometimes we were resting, enjoying the view," writes June. "More than I can count though we had collapsed on the path and encouraged each other to press on. There were times where we held each other up to continue a few steps at a time. But the most remembered were the times of being totally alone, broken, and terrified of the darkness surrounding us, and a total stranger appeared to carry us further along the narrow passageways. So to my fellow sojourners, I am so grateful. You helped me and fed my soul, and my spirit wrote.
"The verses written were done so in the early 1990s but met with unsurmountable issues to publish at that time. I truly believe they have a louder voice now as we, the body of Christ, are going through a time of great soul-searching, and the warfare against believers is at a critical stage. It is time we take our stand against our enemy who is trying to rob and steal our legacy and inheritance from the Lord."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Rebecca June's new book contains poetry written nearly three decades ago that is still as relevant today as it was when first penned by the author. Full of inspiration and enlightening messages, June provides a poignant tool for those who wish to grow and strengthen their relationship with their heavenly Father and better understand his divine plans and love.
Readers can purchase "The Way The Truth The Life: Selection of Verses" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
Covenant books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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Author Hector Ramos’ New Book, ‘Kingdom Finances’, is a Faith-Based Guide to Understanding and Utilizing Finances According to the Bible
Hector Ramos, a prophetic minister and world traveler who runs his own blog, has completed his new book, "Kingdom Finances": a faith-based guide to learn how to give by faith.
Ramos shares, "Have you ever wondered what God requires His people to sacrifice to Him? In Kingdom Finances, you will discover the different perspectives on giving as presented in the Bible. If you received this book prayerfully, God will transform the way you think and feel about finances and experience a breakthrough in your life. Kingdom Finances offers an approach to help you understand God's plans and His provision to fulfill those plans while you enjoy His life, and bring others into His salvation and blessing. In Kingdom Finances, you will find principles of giving so you can start giving to God in everything you do in obedience to His Word. This is a faith-building book to help you build on the Rock and find personal transformation through your giving. God will challenge you to leave certain things behind to enable you to grab hold of His harvest and spiritual fruit. Radical faith requires radical sacrifice, and Kingdom Finances will help you follow that path."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Hector Ramos' new book serves as a transformative guide for Christians to understand God's plans and how their gifts may fulfill his plans.
Readers can purchase "Kingdom Finances" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
Covenant Books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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Expedition Launching to Study the Colossal Squid in Antarctica
Copyright: Remeslo, A. 1981.
The first whole specimen of a colossal squid was caught in a scientific trawl in 1981.
A collaborative effort spearheaded by ocean non-profit KOLOSSAL is underway between a polar tourism vessel, underwater technologists, and marine biologists, to repeatedly deploy deep sea cameras into the Southern Ocean to try and uncover the biological mysteries of the colossal squid. The goal is to find and study the colossal squid before 2025, the hundred-year anniversary of the first discovery of the species. The groups have launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the expedition until Nov. 17 with the Experiment Foundation, and so far have reached 75% of their nearly $15,000 stretch goal.
The colossal squid is the largest invertebrate in the world, and one of the largest ocean predators. It has the largest eye in the animal kingdom, about the size of a dinner plate. It could weigh as much as 750 kg (1,650 lb.) or more, and the total length is ~10-12 meters (~30-40 ft.). It is believed to live primarily in the deep sea in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. Only a few whole specimens have been found, and it's never been observed in its natural habitat, the deep sea.
"The colossal squid is an oversized poster species for how little we know about the ocean," said Matt Mulrennan, Marine Scientist, an organizer of the expedition and Founder, CEO of ocean exploration nonprofit KOLOSSAL. "It's the largest invertebrate on our planet, with the world's biggest eye, hooked tentacles, and likely glows in the dark, does it get any cooler than that?"
The team is surveying locations in the Antarctic Peninsula onboard the tourism vessel Ocean Endeavour operated by Intrepid Travel to observe the colossal squid's behavior, and raise awareness about conservation priorities for the Southern Ocean. Some basic questions the expedition could answer about the colossal squid: How large do they grow? What is their most preferred habitat? Do adult females spawn near the surface? How does it use its massive eye (offense or defense)? Is it attracted to lighted displays? How does it use bioluminescence?
"We're thrilled that our technology will be used to attract and possibly capture footage of the elusive colossal squid, especially as we approach the 100-year anniversary of the first discovery of this species,' said Chad Collett, Founder, CEO, at SubC Imaging.
Groups Involved:
An ocean exploration and conservation non-profit based in Venice, CA.
A global leader in developing innovative subsea cameras, systems, lights and lasers that generate complete imaging solutions.
The largest small group adventure company in the world.
Fisheries and Marine Institute, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Canada's most comprehensive center for education, training, applied research and industrial support for the ocean industries.
A specialist travel operator with over 20 years of experience in Antarctica, the Arctic, and Latin & South America.
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CEO
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412-398-1608
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St. Jude’s Ranch for Children to Break Ground on First-of-Its-Kind Healing Center With Homes for Children Who Are Victims of Sex Trafficking
St. Jude's Ranch for Children, a community of healing and hope, with the help of its construction team — Grand Canyon Development Partners, EV&A Architects, Taney Engineering, and The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company — will break ground on its Healing Center on Oct. 25, 2022, for children who are victims of sex trafficking.
Unlike any other nationwide, this first-of-its-kind center will build on the 56-year legacy of the charity by providing safe therapeutic homes and a specialized nurturing recovery program for children who have been forced or manipulated into having sex for money. The Healing Center is unique — from its ground-up residences, holistic treatment options, survivor advocates, trauma-sensitive design, and on-site public school dedicated specifically to this population.
"Child sex trafficking has devastating consequences for its victims, including long-lasting physical and psychological trauma, disease, and even death," said St. Jude's Ranch for Children Chief Executive Officer Dr. Christina Vela. "Through the creation of the Healing Center on our flagship campus in Boulder City, Nevada, we will be able to address every facet of the recovery process while providing a safe space in which they can heal."
St. Jude's Ranch for Children's Healing Center will sit on 10 acres of land, with a series of individual therapeutic homes that will mimic a neighborhood with walking paths and landscaping designed to foster a sense of safety. Therapy offices and outside areas will encourage transformation through connection to nature while a multi-purpose building will include an on-site school, meeting space, library, computer lab, and a yoga and meditation room.
The Healing Center masterplan design and construction costs are estimated at $25 million. The charity has received donations and pledges from Clark County, Caesars Entertainment, MGM Resorts, The Cosmopolitan, Aristocrat Gaming, Nevada Elks, Justice Miriam Shearing, and additional individual donors. With more than half of the funds raised, the charity is continuing to pursue funding and encourages donations to help these young victims. Clark County School District has also approved $5 million to build the school on the Healing Center campus.
Construction is expected to be completed by Spring of 2024 and the center is expected to be open for residents by Summer 2024.
ABOUT ST. JUDE'S RANCH FOR CHILDREN
For more than 56 years, St. Jude's Ranch for Children has been a community of healing and hope. The 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helps young people, ages 0-25, who have been abused, neglected, homeless and/or exploited, by providing safety, stability, and healing in a caring environment. For more information, visit stjudesranch.org or get social @StJudesRanch for Facebook and Twitter or stjudesranchforchildren on Instagram.
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Docutah Presents Award-Winning Downwinder Documentary
ST. GEORGE, Utah - October 19, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
This powerful, award-winning feature-length documentary, Bound by the Wind, investigates the global human impact of nuclear weapons testing and documents the 75-year international campaign to achieve a comprehensive nuclear test ban. It screens as one of the monthly screenings of DOCUTAH at Dunford Auditorium in the Browning Learning Resource Center at Utah Tech University at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26. Admission is free to students and the public. The documentary focuses principally on the plight of the world's "downwinders," those who have been adversely affected by radiation from nuclear weapons testing. Three of the downwinders in the film are St. George residents. The two who are still alive are Claudia Peterson and Janet Gordon. The deceased downwinder from St. George is Elmer Pickett. Ms. Peterson will join three-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, David L. Brown, in a panel discussion with distinguished members of the Utah Tech faculty after the screening.
The film portrays the enormous human costs of the Cold War nuclear arms race and reveals the secrecy, negligence, and deceit that characterized the nuclear testing programs of both the United States and the former Soviet Union. It is structured around the dramatic stories of several downwinders - from Utah, the Marshall Islands and Kazakhstan near the principal Soviet nuclear test site - who have become passionate activists in the global movement to achieve a comprehensive nuclear test ban. The film interweaves their stories of fallout, nuclear radiation, birth defects, cancer and official deceit with archival footage of key historical events and analysis by activists, scientific experts, and government officials.
Bound by the Wind captures the momentum generated in the late 1980s and 1990s by the worldwide movement to achieve a nuclear test ban and shows the dismal legacy of health and environmental devastation caused by nuclear weapons testing in the U.S., the former Soviet Union and the Marshall Islands. It also explores the link to nuclear weapons proliferation, one of the most timely and urgent aspects of the nuclear testing debate.
"This is far and away the best film on the nuclear legacy. The use of historical clips and survivor interviews is nothing short of brilliant. David Brown has a journalist's clear mind, an artist's feel, and a historian's sense of the significance of events."
- Stan Grossfeld, The Boston Globe
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