reading the Bible
When we restrict our bodies from the necessary nourishment that it needs, our health becomes compromised. In the short term, you may experience headaches, followed by a lack of strength […]
raise awareness
Last weekend we kick-started this year’s Blood Donation Drive which is taking place this summer across the UK. The first group of volunteers from the Universal Church donated blood at […]
The Word of God
Someone asked Arnold Schwarzenegger possibly one of the most controversial questions on the planet: “What happens to us when we die?” His answer was “Nothing. You’re 6 feet under. Anyone […]
do something different
Eating a healthy, balanced diet is an important part of maintaining good health, and can help you feel your best that is why the Patience Care Group (PCG) will be […]
internal battles
Monday, 12 June The Tour of Faith and Miracles stopped at the Universal Church in Woolwich, where those who were present experienced God’s power in their life. Attendees received a […]
Love in prayer
According to a survey, only 43 percent of Britons say ‘I love you’ to their partners every day. Further research of 2,000 adults found 17 percent say the three special […]
mental health issues
I’m sure you’ve been there before… You were full of strength and vigour, but after hearing a negative word, you felt deflated and devoid of motivation. A single word has […]
Congress of Success, financial breakthrough, Work–life balance
Professionals have discovered that there are countless benefits of having a partnership with someone. Some of the most successful people that you know did not get there on their own, […]
Bible reading
When talking about robots, some immediately think of mechanical arms used in factory production, vacuum cleaners programmed to clean the house by themselves, and other simpler products. Before, robots only […]
the path of truth
Friday 9 June, The Tour of Faith and Miracles resumed at the Universal Church on the Island of Jersey. Present were members, returnees, and newcomers who all came anticipating the […]
