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[whatshappeningintheworlds-blog]

In a stabbing attack in a Sydney shopping center, six people were killed along with a suspect.

[ggclife]

Benefits of going to a church; Everyone should know

For many families, in the midst of a jam-packed week, scheduling and making time for Christian Church Sydneycan feel like a test in itself. If you are going on Saturday nights, Sunday mornings or even weekday afternoons, it can be difficult to part with what we see as "free" time, particularly when it clashes with other things we really want to do. Church offers us the chance to focus on gratitude We can turn negative or frustrating situations into learning possibilities by practicing gratitude. Gratitude helps us to understand how blessed we are and how much we really do have. Even though we feel lost, Christian Church Sydneycan help us understand what we have. For example, for our sick child, we will have access to modern medical services, a network of people who support our wife and help her to pursue jobs, memories and lessons we keep from our time, and the possibility of reuniting with her in the heavens. Even if it's difficult to see the benefits right now, attending church will help us see the things we have, open our hearts and our eyes. We've been made to worship and for the community we have been made.All of these needs are fulfilled by the Christian Church Sydney. We have a chance to see how the city will look in auditoriums, shrines and conference rooms as we join our voices in prayer. Church makes us communicate well with our spouse Not everybody's on the same page when it comes to faith as his spouse. However, couples who participate together in the church report greater happiness and satisfaction in their marriage. Why is that? Church takes us back to our shared religion. This strengthens the higher principle and purpose behind marriage and family and helps us to interact together with God and our wife in a safe place. Couples who go to theSpirit Filled Church Sydneytogether make the most of their marriage foundations. You promised to love and support each other when you were married. You recall your promise and reinforce your bond as you met with God on Sundays in the church. Church offers many opportunities to provide support Many Spirit Filled Church Sydney are doing some form of voluntary service and support to their families and other needs around the world. Through our faith, we have been able to support and assist people around the world and in a number of ways both locally. Church offers the opportunity to give our time and money for the purposes in which we believe. Through organizations that share the same values and want to share God's grace and love with those in need we can also help. We're so blessed with so much opportunity, protection and freedom to live a full life. So many people in the world are living in poverty and pain and we can help bring them comfort and help through our faith. But when we go to the Spirit Filled Church Sydneywe get a greater sense of purpose and significance. We can see the past of what has taken us to this level, and the hope that lies beyond even this world in our future.

[sabbaticalism]

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Throwback nach Sydney, März 2016 (1/2) "Sieben ihrer größten Hits wird @kylieminogue auf dem Gala-Dinner von @qatarairways spielen. Darunter Klassiker wie “Step back in time” und “Can’t get you out of my head”. Man munkelt, dass sie mit diesem einen Auftritt eine Million australische Dollar verdient. Ob du Kylies Musik nun magst oder nicht. Es ist schwer, Kylie nicht zu mögen. Sie hat den Krebs besiegt. Sie war, anders als Madonna, nie eine “Bitch”. Selbst den schönen 28-jährigen Verlobten und den pompösen Verlobungsring, gönnt man der (tatsächlich kleinen) 47-Jährigen. Kylie ist wie ein wandelndes Lächeln. Und es macht einfach keinen Sinn, ein Lächeln abzulehnen. “Everybody come up and dance!”, ruft sie uns zu. Da wird auch die Security weich und wir stürmen – die Smartphones schnappschussbereit – zur Bühne..." * die ganze Begegnung mit Kylie liest du hinter dem Link im Profil #catchingsmlies on a #throwbackthursday. #SydneyTogether #ilovesydney

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Throwback nach Sydney, März 2016 “Du bist wirklich ein Ureinwohner?”, frage ich Brock, ohne nachzudenken. “Ja, warum denkst du, dass ich keiner bin?”, antwortet er irritiert. “Ich weiß nicht, vielleicht weil ich noch nie einen gesehen habe”, stottere ich verlegen und leite zügig auf klügere Fragen um. Er ist ein Koomurri. Sein Musik-Instrument bezeichnet er nicht als Digeridoo sondern als Yadeki. Sein Stammesname ist Umbara, was “schwarze Ente” bedeutet. Nur bei der Schreibweise ist er sich nicht so sicher. Seine Sprache wird mündlich überliefert. * die komplette Geschichte dieser ungewöhnlichen Reise liest du im Link in auf meinem Profil @sabbaticalism #catchingsmiles on a #throwbackthursday #SydneyTogether #ilovesydney (en Sydney, Australia)