Mayal Tshiabuila talks about the history of Christian Science in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the changing religious landscape in its capital and the provinces.
It's a phenomenon of profound significance for Christians. Author Philip Jenkins says there's a sea change taking place right now in the global community, marked by a shift of balance to the Southern Hemisphere—and an emphasis on forms of worship and healing reminiscent of the early Church.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE TREATS
while I was studying at the University of Bologna in Northern Italy was lingue di suocera a delightfully tender biscuit with a hint of vanilla, half-dipped in dark chocolate.
When an outbreak of mononucleosis threatened to keep her lying in bed and out of the competition, a Big Ten college diving contender chose to rely on God for help, and emerged stronger for having done it.
One day on her lunch hour, while suffering from several chronic and acute physical conditions, the author started down the path to complete physical freedom.
