at that great moment of the descent of the holy spirit, the apostles, gifted with grace-filled power,e the first members of the church of christ. since then, for more than... years, the church has continued on this earth the saving work of its head, the lord jesus christ. feast of the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles. this is a special day that follows the feast of holy pentecost, and this is not just a remembrance of that great event, but the church has a very important property, it is called universal, which means that all orthodox christians who have lived and live will live in any corner of the earth, constitute one christ a church over which neither space nor time has power. holy pentecost reminds us that today we are members of the church of christ, the church that appeared 2.0 years ago in the upper room of zion, and today the holy spirit continues to act in the church to evaluate each of its members with its grace. but what does it mean for us to be part of the church today? we know that every person who receives holy baptism becomes a disciple. christ and joins the

may the country and the islamic revolution be strong by the grace of god, god willing omid god, thank very much, mr. dr. rezakani, thank you very much and thank you for your attention, dear viewers, have a good and peaceful night until the next program, god bless you. don't hurt your hand, put them in the fridge, why did it get torn off, it was like this from the beginning, didn't you buy some household appliances, unfortunately, no, unfortunately, no, what is it? buy home from sharazam, why because it has both quality and discount, discount, discount, discount, discount, discount , and prize every night, a winner of one hundred million tomans, shahr farsh shahr, your home appliances, you were supposed to come and change your car before your trip, your mattress sounds like a train whistle. you are like a statue pad i will lock your car with itself because it is not a disco, the right choice of modern brake pads of thandis and fehr khamran qorud. namani and jabdar of the islamic republic and iran. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may the peace and blessings o

so, the promised grace.te of the honorary teacher agafonov during the silver age. the grace estate was very popular back then, but it is no less popular now. for more than 30 years , a theater-museum has been located in the building of an ancient estate, miraculously saved from demolition during soviet times. its creator and permanent leader. whose soul she fills from year to year with more and more new exhibits, although it would be unfair to call the exhibition objects she collected by this word. the museum has several exhibitions, they are dedicated to russian america, that is, to those who came from russia and brought glory to the united states of our russia. aircraft organizer igor sekorsky, they call him father. whose second concert some music lovers place above all of ours, that is, tchaikovsky’s first concert. blasphemous? hmm, well, i know those who consider number one a poet, not the sun of our poetry, alexander sergeevich, but michal yurich, but this is by the way. in general, here in the museum t

[cheers and applause] grace! grace, you were in court today. how did it go?e judge let me off with a warning and they're taking my anklet off next week! >> jordan: oh, no, i'm talking about the supreme court. >> oh! right. whoa. so the new update on reproductive rights is as follows: women can get an abortion, if they're using mifepristone, and their state allows it, or allows it to be sent to them from out of state, but the abortion cannot be carried out if the embryo was conceived through ivf, and the woman was a member of the southern baptist church because in that case, the fertilization should not take place to begin with. and that's the latest on what women can do with their bodies. back to you, jordan! [cheers and applause] >> jordan: that is a lot to process in a single day. women must be feeling pretty overwhelmed. >> are you kidding? this is my dream! [laughs] i get to wake up everyday and get told what to do with my body by a random group of people i've never met. if anything, they don't give me enough rules. >> jordan: you -- you want more rules?

a lot of them are newcomers like grace, which is great. i'm like so happy to support newcomers. >> about a 500 square foot. >> reporter: in the picture of prescott market, here's where he pictures grace's business. >> so, grace, this is you, baby. >> reporter: a small but important part of the bigger picture of a neighborhood rebuilding a brand. the ballers began playing here just over a week ago and it's already evident what success they've had with the area nearby and the community and, liz, we have a full season to go. i can't wait to see what this area looks like in august and what fans and people here have to say about the ballers and their impact. >> absolutely, matt. it seems like every week new life keeps coming to that area. it's awesome to witness. >> reporter: it's been fun. i'm excited to enjoy the game tonight later. >> absolutely. we'll check in with you later in the newscast. thanks, matt. you can catch tonight's game at 6:30 on our sister station pix+ channel 44 cable 12. we'll bring you every ballers' friday night home gam

his wisdom and humility, his grace and purity of heart. knew that his life was a gift from the almighty and rejoice that he is now in the companyf whom he loved so much and served so well. bill clinton, he said billy graham was one of the most important religiously in american history. his powe words and the conviction they carried touched countless hearts and minds. george.w. they were there very close, he said his faith in honest evangelical spirit inspire people across the country and around the world. i think billy touched the hearts of not only christians, but people of all faiths, because he wasa good man and it a privilege to have him as a re. jimmy carter. he said the reverend billy graham tirelesslymessage of fellowship and hope and shaped the lives of tens of millions of people worldwide. broad minded, forgiving and humble in his treatment of others, he exemplified the life of jesus christ by constantly reaching out for opportunities to what a model for us. what a story to tell as wegh in universities and c i'll be stopping right

his wisdom and humility, his grace andity of heart. and served so well. bill clinton, he said billy graham was one of the most impoant religiously in american history. his powerful words and the conviction they carried touched countless hearts and minds. george h.w. theyn christ and his totally honest evangelical spirit inspire people across the country and arnd world. i think billy touched the hearts of not only christians, but e he was such a good man andas a personal. one more. jimmy carter. he said the reverend billy graham tirelessly spread the message of fellowship and hope millions of people worldwide. broad minded, forgiving and humble in his treatment of others, he exemplified the life of jesus christ by constantly reaching outnities to serve. what a model for bring some school kids through in universities and constituents. we'll stop right here. i'll be stopping right here every timeo tell some of these stories. at the foundation of the statue, as youed, of these two verses. and those will be shared broadly now. and then in h

why were we successful in urban management by the grace of god? we did it, that is, now, with any comparison, anyone wants to compare it. we passed these standards, which , god willing, will be talked about in these days. we talked less during these 3 months of operation. we have done it , now is an opportunity to express it and it can be measured. the thing that exists is that by explaining the authority and leveling that i said in the government as a policy maker , he should be an observer, supporter, guide and facilitator and be able to help the provinces. and then explain the cities, for example, we had powers in the city of tehran. i explained these powers. our areas are among the areas of his authority i explained that in our region, we made a leap and then we created a facilitating environment to provide services in a way that we use the capabilities of technology so that basically we don't keep people behind our doors, but people can get the best from inside their homes. they receive a service fee and this can be translated as conveying th

eliza and grace both majored in geology. with robert focusing history by their junior year, the stanford quad states that elizabeth changed her major to ethics. grace changed her major to history. and robert. changed major to chemistry. in their senior year, the only student left was grace, who appears to graduated with a degree in history. she was a member, the student guild of the board of directors and senior weight committee. by 1911, grace was a teacher in jose and died when she was 44. victoria came from lompoc, california and was 27 when she started stanford. her father was a schoolteacher. i did not find evidence that she from the university, but did find her teaching in los angeles in 1891. lew, seen here on the far left in the plug ugly events. the fall of 1898, the first year, the event, according to josh schneider at the university archivist. it was one of the university's first homegrown traditions as it was an annual burlesque junior class performance and poster to lampoon members. the senior class. the juniors

by 1911, grace was a teachernd .came from lompoc, california and was 27 when she started stanford. her father was a schoolteacher. i did not find evidence that she from the university, but did find her teaching in los angeles in 1891. lew, seen here on the far left in the plug ugly events. the fall of 1898, the first year, the event, according to josh schneider at the university archivist. it was one of the university's first homegrown traditions as it was an annual burlesque junior class performance and poster to lampoon members. the senior class. the juniors would create heavily create would create heavily decorated top which you can see here that had led in them known as plugs. this tradition was not long as over the years it became violent with the juniors physically batter battling with the seniors for control of the quad. it was banned in 1916 and finally ceased 1917. lu pledged kappa kappa gamma, a female fraternity. her junior year she became close friends with evelyn. later allen, a graduate who was the gran

why were we successful by the grace of god? for example, in various areas , we passed the history tests of the past decades, which means that now with any comparison, someone wants to compare us with this. we passed the regulations , which god willing will be talked about in these days . the point that exists is that with the distribution of authority and stratification in the government as a policy maker i said that he should be a supervisor, supporter, guide and facilitator and be able to explain the provinces and then the cities. for example, we had powers in the city of tehran . once we made a leap , we made a leap, and then we created a facilitating environment to provide service in a way that we use the capabilities of technology so that basically we don't keep people behind our doors, but people can be served in the best way from inside their homes. receive and this can be translated and transferred for the whole country, the mother's experience is very valuable, which we now have in the city of tehran, and this is what

gave me and i was never worthy of those praises, and now i feel so insignificant in front of your grace and mercy. i have placed and put it at my disposal in such a way that do not leave me to myself for a moment, o god , my creator, find me and in front of the slippages that exist in front of everyone who has reached power. save me, in those days, slogans and recommendations were about service, and the imam of the ummah ordered the statesmen to serve non-stop and solve people's problems. people act instead of planning. you have no excuses, we have no excuses. during this time there were excuses and they were really excuses. people have given their religion to the islamic republic so far. people do their own thing to do. the problem is in us. we must answer the people . the government of shahidan rajaei and with art became a symbol of service, effort and clean hands in less than a month that he had a chance, and in the memory of the iranian nation as the government of tazam. the islamic revolution lasted. a government that the people of iran have seen another manifestation of in the gov

by the grace of god, the operation was carried out safely and without any worries. with 750 round-trip flights, by the grace of god, this happened and all the pilgrims reached their destination safely. their arrival and flights were done according to special conditions it happened and in fact the inconsistency that was done with the company. our second plane was opposed and we had to enter this scene with a renewal and a new plan. the number of 40,000 pilgrims means the flight of pilgrims to iran . considering that we were actually in the middle of the transfer and the initial permits had been issued, for whatever reason the host country did not agree, and we and the plane of the islamic republic of iran did not announce the reasons for their opposition and did not announce the reasons, now the inconsistency the ones that existed and finally the correspondence that took place through the ministry of foreign affairs and it took a lot of effort , but in the end, iran, by gathering all its forces and the planning that was done, was really just to serve dhiofur rahman a

, at the dacha, grace, fresh air, like nowhere else, we will go to rest, my mother-in-law told me., we arrived in the morning, i thought from the city, i went straight to heaven, well , mother-in-law, as luck would have it, do this, do that, bring it, put it back, give it, dig up first bushes, bring them, then water, steal fences , work days at work, i would plow three shifts, if i knew what was next... i am waiting for me, at the dacha there is grace, fresh air like nowhere else, we will go on vacation, my mother-in-law told me, from manure, the wind brought 200, i collapsed, got out a little, i was lucky. oh, the neighbor's pig fell in love with me, we were 100% alike, there was grace at the dacha, fresh air like nowhere else, we 'll go on vacation, my mother-in-law told me, my mother-in-law called me, so that's it. the plank called me, harnessed it instead of a horse, and i swam along with me i pulled, i didn’t complain, i didn’t spoil , i plowed everything before sunset, it would have been better if i drowned in the manure, come on, there’s grace at the dacha, fresh air like no

and the islamic revolution , we are strong by god's grace, god willing. thank you very much, dr. rezakani. thank you very much excellent and thank you for your attention , dear viewers, have a good and peaceful night until the next program, god bless you. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world. today, the first case of tonight's program is dedicated to the most important issue these days regarding the gaza war , which is the possibility of the zionist regime attacking lebanon , what caused hezbollah. we will discuss this issue. fan resistance will fight without rules, without rules, and without a bishop. i will think about war, god willing, to further investigate the possibility of a military attack by the zionist regime we will go to lebanon to beirut to see mr. hossein. hossein pak, an expert on lebanese issues, let's talk. mr. pak, hello , good evening, my dear compatriots, and good to you. i am at your service. thank you. send messages to zionism. first, let me share a good news that happened moments ago to all my compatriots.

god's grace in civilian flights record up to.eagues in this big noble and calm family of the industry, who cannot advertise much and face a lot of criticisms that are given to them by young men, but my colleagues are noble and quietly running this industry today. do' hazrat amir says that there are two unknown blessings, the blessing of security and the blessing of health. today, we are telling our dear people that your airspace is safe and secure. thank you very much. thank you very much. it was good in connection with the renewal of the fleet, the organization of the fleet , the discussion of the restoration of the fleet, and anyway, the task of determining the ticket prices, which you said, within a week, god willing. the assignment will be determined in the future. we thank you for your presence and explanation, and special thanks for your cooperation . we hope it will be of use to you. goodbye, goodbye, chance. especially on instagram, there are unreal advertisements and seductive photos, which is possible, this is because t

by god's grace, he returned to the city in 1400. if the officials are serious, and if the officials move in this direction, they should take advantage of people's supervision of their work. one of the very good things we did was the projects we were doing in 1401. people paid 400 dnd and actually 350 34 and 2 thousand people participated. out of 2,280 projects, 1,462 projects were selected above 90 and 95 of those projects it was done under the supervision of the people in 1402, when it happened , we told the people that first of all, you should suggest us more than 600 projects . after that, we also did our master's work, how much was the participation of the people, 1 million and 35 thousand. people participate. both giving us ideas and liking our ideas , they also participate in the fight against corruption , there is no other way but to refer to the people , to talk to the people with transparency and carefully , to accept the supervision of the people, representatives of the media. they are people and they can mediate in the be

without grace, i'd be with in a bad spot.: well, here we are, and we're grateful to all of you who are here with us this morning. will, pete, good morning. will: good morning. pete: thanks for joining us. stay in bed, don't get up and hope it's wonderful, beautiful weather wherever you're at. we start this hour with thousands of anti-israeli protesters descending on the white house upset with the biden administration over its response to the ongoing israel-hamas war. rachel: the destructive demonstrations coming as president biden wraps up his trip in france. will: madeleine rivera joins us now with the details. >> reporter: hey, guys. president biden is returning to wilmington, delaware, today. by the time he gets back to the white house, remnants of that massive pro-palestinian protest should be gone, but this was the scene on saturday, folks traveling from across the country to the nation's capital calling on president biden to stop sending military aid to israel. finish they wore red clothes and held a red banner around t

rhythmic gymnastics is a special power of sport and of course the grace of beauty. a gymnastics center in kazan also appeared for the 2013 universities . the level of competition was serious between the belarusian team. and between heavenly grace and russia - the national team of russian clubs, and there was such a very principled, very principled struggle, very principled competition. the brics games turned out to be a great sports festival, once again the names in the russian multi-sports forum are entering a completely different orbit. it will be difficult to surpass the level of the next host country, but everything is in the hands of someone who is eager to show results, like in sports. i got something done something is wrong, there were mistakes, in the event i won gold, i think that i showed myself well there, i am grateful to my coach in particular and to all those people who come to the stands, give us a feeling of celebration, the completion became a full-fledged triumph of russian sports , from the first day , russian athletes took the lead in the overall

howard. >> grace, thank you for jumping in and doing this. are you surprised polarizing issue? are you surprised that there delving into this? >> i'm not surprised that the supreme court is delving into this at all. one of the functions of the supreme court. if you have sort of a cynical take on is not the supreme court is there to handle our most contentious, most controversial issues. it sort of leaves the politicians who face with their hands clean right to that. they put these really controversial cases to the supreme court given the kinds of things the supreme court has been tasked with deciding over the last few years. it's not it's not surprising at all. yeah, i was going to ask about the what are some of the other examples of things that make this maybe not so surprising. grace. >> well, frankly, i think about the dobbs case, right? or on the two-year anniversary today of dobbs versus jackson, women's health service's this case overturned roe v wade and the way that the court did that. >> was a twofold. one case, they essentially argu

we have accepted that saying, for example, in zabale suzmon, which is now progressing by god's grace, of them have to invest for 15 years, we came, they agreed with them to become our partner, the boycott is cruel to 1% , the way to boycott is to make people from inside the country, first of all, don't beg the boycotter. like someone who is your enemy , beg him to tell you what is wrong with you. someone, in fact, let me tell you that among those who did not give sanctions , he took a happy soul from china and brought it back to shahid raisi. this was the zeal of shahid raisi. but we didn't make our own vaccine until we got it. aliens won't run to us in 2087 it is nuclear medicine, as you said, molybdenum is the basis of a major part of our radiopharmaceuticals, i.e. , radiopharmaceuticals, molybdenum, is produced by us . tegnidium is a large part of our consumables. in fact, it makes up 70-80% of our consumables in 2087. merciless, after three months, we are young here. what are they doing in your building? now they are begging us , they are giving to us, so we have to take big steps

the grace and mercy of god will flow when we have acted with sincerity.ope that the best will be bestowed on the iranian nation, that the people of iran are the best in the world of merit. they have the best , thank you very much, thank you for participating and answering live questions. a truck. you bought a truck, i bought a tool , you found a treasure, i didn't find a treasure, so what are these tools, my daughter, you bought them all at one place , are you serious, dad, i was joking, you were joking, not when you spit well, it has a wide variety of furniture, decorations as you wish, you wouldn't buy all the dowry in one place, why buy in installments, as you want , a large iranian house in the cities of qom, isfahan and only. tehran branch in sarah afsarieh, buy plane tickets from 900 reputable airlines on fly today , don't hurt your hand, put them in the fridge, why did it get ripped off, this is from the beginning. was it like that? did you buy some household appliances? unfortunately no. unfortunately, what is no? buy household appliances from the

the second phase of this refinery , by god's grace, reached the imams of purification and night work and my colleagues in the oil industry were exploited. in 2010, it increased by 1,000 barrels per day, and last year it made more than 12,000 barrels of profit. during these 3 years, we have signed contracts of 23 billion dollars only in the field of fields, development of fields, whether joint or independent. that is twice as much as expected. which was concluded in the 90s. with the increase in the production of gaseous mianat crude oil, both the provision of continuous and stable feed for the refinery and the increase in the processing capacity of the refinery and the export of mianat oil were made. stop the genocide, stop the genocides and what do we want, justice, what do we want, justice? do we want it? no, we will not s we will not rest, we will not sure, we will not rest, we will not stump, we will not rest, we will not stop, we will not rest, the doctors at first thought he was dead and when he was placed next to the other bodies, seeing that his hand was moving, tarfiq was ta

russia day, friends, let’s do it ourselves, what remains in me, it protects and heals us, like god grace each other, i’m glad to see you all, i hope to get to know you better, the premiere is on rtr, and who are you? christina, your younger sister. a stranger among your family, where did you even come from, but excuse me, but who are you? who am i? who is this you? i would be happy, you have another sister, a rich heiress, all my property, i’m transferring it to you, now the division in the factory will begin, they will decide who is in charge, i don’t understand what’s going on, come on hit me again, you want it, a captive in a house full of scary people. family secrets, it’s impossible, but i couldn’t commit suicide, you’ll arrest her, who, kristina, behind seven seals, june 17 on rtr, there are places that fascinate, because they are part of the cultural code, because they contain power, beauty and history, conquering. the squad is ready, explore, nature, mother, dear, simply incredible beauty, you already understand what the vietnamese’s favorite means of transportation is, there are

because of social depreciation , this process is being reversed by god's grace. i saw a slogan, the more children, the more happiness here i think this is true at the headquarters, this is true , and god willing, the society will become aware of it and the people and the families will come to this reality. generations have been growing and multiplying in an exponential and glorious way, and the irgc should be a pioneer in this important matter and be a flag bearer, and by the grace of god, this happened in a short period of time, as reporting in the form of statistics and numbers in within a year, a noticeable difference has happened both in marriages and in having children. we thank the families we should not be afraid, god says, "no, i will not kill my children . in the age of ignorance, these ignorant people killed their children for fear of hunger. god said , "don't kill them because of hunger. i will provide for you and them." why are you doing this? somewhere it says , somewhere it says that you are angry because of the fear of hunger. at that time, it was

this is their chance where grace is extended. will grace be given? i don't know. that's their decision to make. >> reporter: gloria poudrell is david guillory's grandmother and told us she was thankful for the family's response. >> i just want to say, you know, i understand because i lost a son, also, and, you know, i really hate that this happened, but it did, you know, and she forgave them, you know, which is good. >> reporter: lori says now her plan is to do what she can to continue blake's memory. her goal is to help her family and all other families of victims of violent crime to honor their loved ones by erecting a heart-shaped victims memorial hopefully right here near the courthouse. >> and what it's going to look like is victims of violent crimes, it's going to look like papier-mache. that's my goal. with their names and sunrise and sunset deaths. we don't say birth and death because that's too much. >> reporter: lori says when it comes to that victims memorial, she's done her research and will have to raise tens of thousands of dollars to make that happe

the grace and mercy of god will also flow when we have acted with sincerity. i hope that the best will befall the people of iran. hear that the people of iran have the best in the world, they deserve the best . thank you very much. only less than 24 hours have been advertised in the city of malair it was supposed to be an open podium. may the elections be a guest of this city, when this program was carried out on the same day , tribune azad was greeted by the people of iran, the people who had been waiting for this program for hours to get their demands from the president. shini res, the power of this nation deserves your services. you should be proud to serve this nation by choosing wisely and fulfilling the promises of other election candidates. from the presidency, we are in the field of entrepreneurship they should do more for women, when we can reduce the inflation to a minimum. non, all the people of iran will come. in the continuation of tribune azad, the question of participating in the elections or not participating was also raised. i do not vote and

sophie grace >> interesting. sophie grace holmes, thank you very much. thank you for having me. to 16 minutes after 5:00. this is a gb news on tv, onune 5:00. this is a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua still to come click bait. can biden really run for presidency again? >> i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community. i had a very close relationship with the greek american community. for real, i am joe biden nopoulos. >> no dear. next, though, it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, is trump the victim of a political hit job? that's, of course, after the former president was found guilty this week of falsifying records to cover up a sex scandal. do not go anywhere good afternoon. if you've just tuned in. where on earth have you been? it's just coming up to 20 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua, and it's time for the great british debate this out. and i'm asking, is trump the victim of a political hit job? now, the former president was found guilty this week of falsifying records

he will be able to see, understand and recognize the islamic republic, by god's grace and god's success far it has shown that without relying on foreigners, without relying on foreigners and even with the presence of foreigners and challenging aliens can go on and on. the islamic republic has shown this. in the future , the iranian nation will not allow others to write its destiny. takbeer allahu akbar. allahu akbar. allahu akbar! either they are delusional or they write that this means building a fence around. it is the country and this lack of communication with the world, not forever, i have always believed in communication from the beginning, as long as some of these gentlemen lived in politics and revolution issues, in the country's affairs, pay attention to communication. once upon a time, south africa was a country where racial discrimination prevailed we broke up with south africa, then racial discrimination disappeared, we established our relationship, our relationship is good. the thing that causes the break of the relationship should be destroyed. we believe in communicating

your future partners grace, your current partners grace, and most importantly, give yourself grace inhese moments. you are all already resilient. >> you don't need to wait for anyone else to show up. when you see a need, when you see an injustice, a way the world can be better, use the unique gifts and talents you have to serve the world. we don't know what will happen, but we guarantee nothing will change if we don't try. >> i would suggest that instead of defining yourself by your career, that you choose to define yourself by things that are entirely in your control. your love for your family. your friendships, your faith. your service to others. >> in times of uncertainty and discomfort, choosing optimism and humor can change your whole mood in an instant. more importantly, it can lift an entire group. the effect you have on others is one of your most moving gifts. your impact on the world comes from small moments like that one, simple daily choices integrated over a lifetime. >> we don't know where or what the day will bring you or when. we also know we don't walk alone . we have

[cheers and applause] >> ronny: grace kuhlenschmidt, everybody.you how to be patriotic. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ hot-n-ready! ♪ oooooo! $3.99 and stuffed with pepperoni and cheese. you want crazy puffs fast? you go with hot-n-ready. now i have time for more summer fun. go long! walk in for $3.99 hot-n-ready crazy puffs at little caesars. pizza. pizza. do you guys think we come here too much? ♪ your cousin from boston ♪ summer ale! octoberfest! winter lager! cold snap! nah! it's sam season [cheers and applause] >> ronny: welcome back to "the daily show." you know, a lot of people complain that there's no good candidates in this presidential election, but it depends on what you're looking for. if you're looking for a president who can handle his lactose, you got joe biden. if you're looking for a president who has only one worm in his brain and it's dead, then there's rfk jr. and if you're looking for the most patriotic candidate, then there's no question who your favorite candidate is: donald trump. now some people would argue that

you were called be lights in the darkness exemplars of grace and truth in a desperate for both. this does not mean you won't face doubt or fear. indeed, faith is often forged in the complexity of uncertainty and despair. yet in those moments remember that faith is the assurance of things. hope for the convictions of things not seen. i didn't feel prepared for the scenario that was seemingly thrusted into. i didn't understand our nation's civil process or really civic at all. and my public speaking courses in college. my face turned the color of a tomato. at the beginning of my advocacy journey often ask god why. i'm not equipped for this. i came to understand pretty quickly, actually that i was wrong in my thinking that god calls those who are already equipped. our god equips the cold. and if he brings you to it he certainly bring you through it just as he did with moses, who led the israelites out with, aaron and his staff, just as he did joshua, who promised a victory over the canaanites. and just as he did with esther before, was brought before the king. so trust is calling f

this is one of the largest arenas in europe, a unique team, the international association heavenly gracee in the history of rhythmic gymnastics, along with representatives of individual countries, a team uniting the strongest gymnasts from... different clubs around the world, as part of the heavenly grace, in addition to russians, athletes from kyrgyzstan and belarus. that's it, that's it, you're on the brig, i'm enjoying everything, calmly. the brix games are their main start in their career, after a series of regional competitions, a qualifying tournament for the heavenly agration cup in sirius, and then the grand prix in minsk. they are finally in kazan. they represent the only team of its kind from an international association. it was created by olympic champion alina kabaeva to show all the facets rhythmic gymnastics. unsurpassed mastery of plastic, it’s great that such an association has appeared, an international association of clubs, other countries have passed through this association, these are aselya rapova from kyrgyzstan and daria grokhodova from belarus, the girls performed

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grace tui, thank you very much _ few days.e across ecuador. floods and landslides have destroyed roads, bridges and homes, and hundreds of people have been evacuated to improvised shelters. bbc world service latin america reporter mimi swaby has more. rescue workers and volunteers in ecuador are looking for survivors after the sunday landslides which are known to have killed at least six people, five of whom are from the same family. if it's concentrate on the central town of daniels popular tourist with several homes are buried under tons of mahd after it cascaded down the hillside after days of heavy rain a state of emergency has been declared there to help make sure all available resources are put towards the area. heavy machinery has been sent to clear roads and dozens of people evacuated and put in temporary shelter, 30 people are reported as missing after the landslide have now been found alive and well according to officials. however the storm has led to a temporary closure of a major private pipeline linking oil produc

it led me to come in i will participate in the elections of the 8th majlis of mashhad, and by the grace of god, i will be favored by the people and be elected. after that, every period until the 11th parliament, that is , until they came. shahid foundation, every four consecutive terms, people trust more , that is, my vote in these four terms was positive, it increased compared to the previous one. i was honored to be in the health and treatment commission, the social commission, the principle 90 commission , the cultural commission, the budget consolidation commission , the program consolidation commission. in the council of recognition of expediency of the system in formulating general health policies, population policies, politics social security in the council. cultural revolution in writing the map of the scientific society of the country, its health sector in the academy of medical sciences as an affiliated member of the academy of medical sciences in various places in the field of legislative policymaking, i was a role player in the tenth parliament, i was the first secretary of