ion was originally a disciple of the prophet john the baptist. having heard his testimony about christ as the ancestor of god, who takes away the sins of the whole world, he saw the savior, he together with andrew the first-called followed him. he did not immediately become a disciple of the lord, but everything changed. after a miraculous catch of fish on lake galilee, when the lord himself called him along with his brother jacob. together with peter and brother james, the apostle john was honored with special closeness to the cospodus. he was with him the most important and solemn moments of his earthly life. so he was honored to be present at the resurrection of jairus’s daughter, to see the transfiguration. on mount tabor, hear a conversation about the signs of his second coming, attend the last supper with the savior, to witness his gethsevan prayer. despite this, out of humility, speaking about himself in the gospel, without giving a name, he calls himself the disciple whom jesus loved. this love of the lord for him was manifested at the mom

in honor of seraphim of sorov and a bell tower, and began construction of the main temple of john the baptistfound itself on the line of military contact, construction stopped, the monastery was shaken by shell explosions, but nothing one did not fall on her territory. the small miracles in chugininka do not end there. in the monastery, along with church services and blood farming , there is a workshop. in it, monks restore and create ancient ones. new violins, recently restored italian instrument of the 16th century, all thanks to the abbot of the monastery, archimandrite bartholomew. in his youth , he learned to play, and then became fascinated by the secrets of clasp mastery. there is also a tradition here: every year the monks give an instrument to one of the russian musicians own production. today, when they no longer shoot at the weirdos, vladyka bartholomew dreams of a staple school in the lugansk people's republic. read more about the modest village in the luhansk region and its inhabitants in the story by olga mokhova. when they brought it to us, it was dark, the whole board was just

john the baptist monastery are already preparing special wood for future masters, here it is called violinthe trees for a good violin must be at least 30 years. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelelev, typical novorossiya. this is all. what we wanted tell you today, kiril vyshinsky was with you, see you soon. now there is footage from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon. today we have a question regarding the circulation of weapons on the territory of the russian federation, this issue is always important, now i will not go into details, but today especially , bearing in mind the conditions in which we live, in which the country lives, we need to think about how they get to...

the faces of the saints the savior, the mother of god, john the baptist, the archangels gabriel and michaelnizable. the competent authorities managed to establish the person who painted the chapel. his name was volo tlisky. art critics put his works on a par with the frescoes of andrei rublev. as for osbogatar, the last preliminary defender of alania died with weapons in his hands, fighting the troops of tamerlane, who committed the most brutal genocide on these lands. in the ancient necropolis, next to the uzalian chapel, lie the remains of the tsarazonov dynasty, descended from emperor caesar. from the once many million state of the allans, only a few thousand inhabitants remained who took refuge in mountainous areas. it was they who preserved the people, traditions and the ossetian language. goliat village. tamerlane's troops, in those distant harsh years, sought to capture absolutely everything. the lands of ancient allaniya, therefore most of the fortresses of the villages were simply wiped off the face of the earth, which is why the preserved ones are more valuable, among which goliad

to go down to the jordan river to the baptismal site where, according to the new testament, john the baptist baptized jesus christ. for us, it's very important, especially because only the armenian church keep the tradition as it was celebrated in the fourth century by the universal christian church. eric: covid-19 restrictions mean the priests need a police escort and can only bring 50 people instead of hundreds. they descend through the judean desert into the jordan valley. the baptism site is on the militarized border between jordan and the palestinian territories occupied by israel. access is controlled by the israeli military. at the river, the priests are met by their armenian counterparts in jordan across the water. male: [speaking foreign language] eric: the patriarch blesses the river's waters, and priests collect them to use in baptisms and benedictions throughout the year. father baghdasaryan: once the water of the river is blessed as a miraculous water, and everyone that has any kind of pains or any kind of bad feelings, he can wash himself with this water, and he can be healed.

temple-chapel in honor of seraphim of sorov and the bell tower, construction began on the main temple of john the baptistginka found itself on the line of military contact. construction has stopped. the monastery was shaken by shell explosions, but not a single one fell on its territory. the small miracles in chugginka do not end there. in the monastery, along with church services and farming, there is a workshop. in it , monks restore ancient violins and create new ones. a 16th-century italian instrument was recently restored. all thanks to the governor monastery to archimandrite bartholomew. in his youth , he learned to play, and then became fascinated by the secrets of clasp mastery. there is also a tradition here: every year the monks give one of the russian musicians an instrument of their own making. today, when they no longer shoot at the weirdos, the viceroy, vladyka bartholomew, dreams of a paper-clip school in the lugansk people’s republic. read more about the modest village in the lugansk region and its inhabitants in the story by olga mokhova. when they brought it to us, it was dark, the whol

to the left of the central iconostasis there is an icon of john the baptist, which, by the way, was giventhere are nine temples, 27 clocks and 10,400 mosques in the republic, each more beautiful than the other. this is a building that resembles a turtle shell. actually a mosque. she. located in argun, the fifth largest city of the republic, this is the only mosque in russia built in high-tech style. inside, like all islamic shrines, it is divided into two parts: the main male one, which is located on the ground floor, and the female one, which is located upstairs. when arghun plunges into darkness, a real light show begins: the shrine building glows with multi-colored lights, no less spectacular is the illumination of a mosque in another city of the republic of shali, where the call to evening prayer is sounding right now. mosque name prophet muhammad, the largest in europe, it is designed for 30,000 people, here is a hair from the head of the prophet and a hair from the beard of the prophet, here you can see, from above, the shali mosque, without exaggeration, is a masterpiece of modern

built at the end of the 19th century; to the left of the central iconostasis there is an icon of john the baptiste temple by valentina matvia. in total, there are nine temples, 27 chapels and 1,400 mosques in the republic, each more beautiful than the other. this building, reminiscent of a tortoise shell, is actually a mosque. it is located in argonne, the fifth largest city of the republic, and is the only mosque in russia built in the high-tech style. inside, like all islamic shrines, it is divided into two parts: the main male one, which is located on the ground floor, and the female one, which is located at the top. when arghun plunges into darkness, a real light show begins, the shrine building glows with multicolored lights. no less spectacular is the illumination of a mosque in another city of the republic of shali, where the call to evening prayer is being heard right now. the mosque named after the prophet muhammad is the largest in europe, it can accommodate 30,000 people. here is a hair from the head of the prophet and a hair from the beard of the prophet, you can see here, here on top

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christopher island columbus named san juan de bautista in honor of john the baptist; the modern nameport city of the island, but already in the 16th century there was confusion. isn't this jamaica? no, puerto rico, puerto rico, that’s right, there was a mistake of 100, which caused a serious scandal at the 2016 olympics, actually the chinese flag, that’s right, may, pushkin and others over 200, theophylact kosichkin had exactly this attitude towards alexander sergeevich pushkin, this is him, this is one of his pseudonyms. the error went beyond 400, your hotbags are 100 vladislav 400 alexandra, 2,300 at maya, who wants alexandra, alexander, the topic is who ate what? 100 or 500? listen, let me take 100 now, pay attention to the screen, the code of the 18th century english writer samuel johnson, nicknamed hotsh, simply adored them. and the owner personally went to the merchant for a treat for the cat, on the hodge monument in london you can see their empty shells, an oyster, probably, alexander, purchase, sale 300, silver lorets from under the letters of this queen to earl bothwell, wr

the five bas-reliefs from the destroyed church were discovered, images of two archangels and john the baptistat the beginning of october , another image of the savior was found. local historians, volunteers and parishioners took part in the search church of simeon the stylite. according to archival photographs, bas-reliefs with the faces of saints were located above the entrance to the church of paraskeva friday. the fifth stone block with the image of the mother of god has not yet been found. father mikhail, local historians and parishioners are sure that the last remaining baril from the destroyed church is kept here, among these stones. the work to find him will definitely continue, as the abbot himself says, with god’s help they will definitely succeed. daniil vasin and valery chikin, vesti ryazan. ministry culture of the nizhny novgorod region has set a goal - to begin work on the preservation of monumental mosaics of the soviet period. having studied the experience of other regions, it became clear that there were no... where they started, evgeniy knows, i ask, help, that is, i, i belie

porphyry, not to mention the recent attacks on the hospital of john the baptist, which was run by baptists the howl. we proceed from the fact that the ground part will begin in the coming days, the prime minister of israel, netanyahu, said this, he also said this dutch minister of defense biden addressed congress and asked for a lot of money. well, the old man is cunning, of course, because he entered 14 billion in this request for. 60 billion for ukraine, there’s a little more for the border, of course, the story with the fact that he wants to support his military-industrial complex, in this case takes over, all this money, those that are planned for ukraine, more than 50 billion, they stated in the document are intended for the military-industrial complex of the united states, but it is far from a fact that this amount, this the bill will be adopted in the congress of the united states, there are enough problems there at the moment even without zelensky, even if they continue, it was 60 minutes , look, all the best, goodbye, bye. the rossiya tv channel is broadcasting news, i welcome all

the day. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: grace baptist church has been at its san jose location for more than 80 years and the congregation would make a lot of money if it sold it, but making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post pandemic, the group of worshipers at grace baptist church's service was pretty small, 16 people, to be exact, but they're on a mission to help people in the san jose downtown area and it's important that they have a place to do it. >> right around the corner where you see people walking, homeless, right there on santa clara a block away and we're right in the middle of all that and that's exactly where grace baptist church wants to be. >> reporter: reverend kenneth love was only a guest pastor on this day because the congregation no longer has a pastor. they recently cut ties with their former pastor, george oliver, after he tried to enter into an agreement with a developer to demolish the church to build housing. it's right across the street from san jose state, a prime location that would have netted millions of dollars. >> but i don't bel

going on at the facility. >> before we hear from director walsh, i want to note for the record that director john baptist has arrived. >> good morning, i'm ari walsh with your october update. starting off with our popular programs, we had the fleet week band perform last week. and avoided our government shut down which was fantastic and shortly before that, we had the alice and wonderful math quest which was fantastic because it brought a majority of people from out of county which was one big goal putting on these events. as director van de water mentioned, we had a great time getting the word out. speaking of, you may notice some friendly faces on this slide, won outstanding transportation system award and it's clear why, because they do provide great service. upcoming performances, so we've got three upcoming performances in october and then we get a little bit lighter in the month of november. this sunday, we've got post ballet, followed by a drag show and musical performance the saturday after on the 21st and a silent disco to wrap up the month for halloween. also we've got live music on wednesday,

the day. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: grace baptist church has been at the san jose location for morengregation would make a lot of money if it sold it. making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post pandemic, the group of worshipers was pretty small. 16 people to be exact. they're on a mission to help people in the san jose downtown area and it's important that they have a place to do it. >> around the corner, you see people walking, homeless, on santa clara, a block away. we are right in the middle of that. that's exactly where grace baptist church wants to be. >> reverend kenneth love was only a guest pastor because the congregation no longer has a pastor. they cut ties with their former pastor george oliver after he tried to enter into agreement with a developer to demolish the church to build housing. it's across from san jose state, a prime location that would have netted millions of dollars. >> i don't believe the core of the church ever even gave that a thought. as a matter of fact i think they were very surprised and maybe felt a little threatened when that

the day. john ramos has got that story. >>> grace baptist church has been at its san jose location for more than the congregation would make a lot of money if it sold it. but making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post-pandemic, the group of worshipers at grace baptist church's service was pretty small. 16 people to be exact. but they're on a mission to help people in the san jose downtown area, and it's important that they have a place to do it. >> right around the corner where you see people walking, homeless, you know right there on santa clara a block away. and we're right in the middle of that. and that's exactly where grace baptist church wants to be. >> reporter: reverend kenneth love was only a guest pastor on this day because the congregation no longer has a pastor. they recently cut ties with their former pastor after he tried to enter a deal with a development to demolish the site. >> i don't believe the core of the church ever even gave that a thought. as a matter of fact, i think they were very surprised and, and maybe felt a little threatened when that surface

the day. john ramos has this story. >> reporter: grace baptist church has been at its san jose location for more than 80 years. the congregation would make a lot of money if it sold it. but making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post pandemic, the group of worshipers at grace baptist church and service was pretty small. 16 people, to be exact. but they're on a mission to help people in the san jose downtown area. it's important they have a place to do it. >> right around the corner where you see people walking, homeless, you know, right there in santa clara, a block away. we are right in the middle of all that. that's exactly where grace baptist church wants to be. >> reporter: reverend kenneth love was only a guest pastor on this day because the congregation no longer has a pastor. they recently cut ties with their former pastor, george oliver, after he tried to enter into an agreement with the developer to demolish the church to build housing. it's right across the street from san jose state, a prime location that would have netted millions of dollars. >> but i don't beli

she you know, one of her, she was the niece of vernon johns, who had a connection to the church where martin luther king used to lead the church, dexter street baptistchurch. so the connection with martin luther king and barbara jones may have provided star power in the johns family, but it did not give them top billing in the legal case, unfortunately. so the lawsuit was styled davis at all versus county board of prince william, because dorothy davis was the first student listed in the complaint in ninth grade student who was the daughter of the local farmer. so the legacy of massive resistance, it did not end well for the byrd machine, right? in fact, the byrd machine had egg all over its face at the end of massive resistance because they had been fighting the wrong side of the war and as time went on, they became increasingly viewed as crusty old conservatives and was the massive resistance really was the sort of turning point where it was kind of all downhill from there in fact, the machine comes to an end with the election of a republican governor holton so harry byrd dies in 1966. and then this guy is elected governor in 1969. he's a republica

abc7 news anchor kristen sze spoke with the president and ceo of spur alicia john baptiste. >> he's he'sn icon. so he was an easy choice for this award. we really want to shine a spotlight on the spotlight on the individual people who are making contributions to the region. i think a lot of times when we think about what does it take to build a better bay area, we think, oh, that's government's job. but there's actually thousands and thousands of just regular everyday people who are contributing to our communities in ways that really matter. and david was an obvious choice. he is somebody that i think a lot of us feel like is almost a member of the family, helped us make sense of what was going on around us for literally decades. and he's also one of the first and one of the longest tenured asian american journalists, i think really carved a path for so many people and so we're just thrilled to be honoring him. >> and we are thrilled for that honor as well. we cherish david, a thursday's award ceremony takes place at 3 p.m. at the yerba buena center for the arts. all right. still ahead,

earlier today, i spoke live with the president and ceo of spur alicia john baptiste. >> he is he is any choice for this award. we really want to shine a spotlight on the spotlight on the individual people who are making contributions to the region. i think a lot of times when we think about what does it take to build a better bay area, we think, oh, that's government's job. but there's actually thousands and thousands of just regular, everyday people who are contributing to our communities in ways that really matter. and david was an obvious choice. he is somebody that i think a lot of us feel like is almost a member of the family, helped us make sense of what was going on around us for literally decades. and he's also one of the first and one of the longest tenured asian american journalists, i think really carved a path for so many people . and so we're just thrilled to be honoring him. >> yep. and we are so happy to see it. oh, we absolutely is deserving. thursday's award ceremony takes place at 3 p.m. that's at the yerba buena center for the arts. >> congratulations to david. so we

senator boxer, one of the many dignitaries here earlier we saw reverend amos brown from third baptist church here in san francisco. congressman john garamendi came in earlier, recalled the close work that he did with the late senator in trying to protect lake tahoe, talking about the legacy that that still has to this day. also recalling a recent visit with the senator saying she was still the last time he saw her grieving the loss of her husband. he said that he held one of the teacups that had one of the painting things that she had made of bouquets. she's well known on capitol hill for her art, as well as for being a tough negotiator and a tough politician. we also spoke with some local leaders, including san francisco's current fire chief who says that she grew to appreciate and admire dianne feinstein after watching her after all those years in office, both as mayor of san francisco and later, of course, as the senator for california. she did it her way right up to the end. she voted the last day she was alive to keep the government running. so she went out on her own terms. and, you know, i really respect that and i respect

the baptist joint committee and contributing author to the christian nationalism and the january 6th insurrection report. and kristen do a professor of history at calvin university and author of jesus and john wayne, how white evangelicals corrupted of faith and fractured a nation, some provocative titles around here to be. and thank you so much for joining me. what is that when you, 1st of the term kristin naturalism has cropped up at various times and us history. and some of the argue it's had a consistent present since the countries founding from connections to white supremacist groups like the k k k, to the more recent patriot front of christian nationalism is by no means a new phenomenon. uh, taking its history into account. how do you define christian nationalism as it is today? actually simply, i just defined it as people who believed that god created america for a purpose that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd, that white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and the 3rd that christianity is the most important religion of all. and that really

denise allen life from john han coming up in the next 16 minutes destruction and pennants after a mastercard in gaza. how so far he say in his riley as strike on the l. a. holly baptist hospital as kills at least 471 people. us presidential i bottom major is rouse prime minister while jordan cancer. amazing was fighting and several arab latest against members of the united nations. the u. s. veto is a resolution calling for humanitarian poles in garza and a stand off at the egypt guys, a border of egypt and president says he will not allow palestinians to be made to sign on the us a will crime, a mastercard and a clear violation of international law just some of the words being used to describe as well as licensed atrocity on the people of guys that close to 500 palestinians have been killed after israel carried out and, and strike on the hospital in central gaza. it's the single worst attack on the besieged enclave and one that is bound to rage across the range and is round, has blamed islamic jihad for the attack and accusation. the palestinian group denies. the attack happened just before the us president arrived in is room and to show support job. i didn't said h

john: fellow squad member ilhan omar is leaving up her post pinning the attack on israel. republican senator thom tillis on the senate floor not having it. >> it reads like this. israel just bombed the baptist killing 500 palestinians, doctors, children, patients just like that. that was within an hour or two of the bombing. now you would think it would come from a member of hamas. but it came from a member of our congress. this sort of leadership or failure of leadership has no place on capitol hill. >> john: jason chaffetz is a former congressman. churchill once said a lie will travel halfway around the world before the truth gets out of bed but it will fly farther and faster if rashida tlaib and ilhan omar are flying the blame. >> one of the most irresponsible things i've ever seen. it was a purpose and goal and something they pre-planned to do. not the attack but make the case about who they selectively care for. truth, facts and intelligence have never gotten in the way of the members of the squad. i'm tired of the democrats and president biden calling out extreme maga republicans as if they are so much an extremist for wanting the balance the budget and secure our border. those are ra

john brennan, isn't the challenge here that saying the church is hiding munitions, you're bombing a church? and at the end of the day, there is international law. and in the case of the bombing of baptisty might be surprised to find out they're run by hamas. the doctors might be surprised to find they're a legitimate target. isn't that the challenge here, that you know, this is a small compact area, and people can't leave in part because the egyptian leadership has said, i'm going to quote the egyptian president, what's happening now in gaza is an attempt to force civilian residents to take refugee and migrate to egypt. egypt rejects any attempts to resolve the palestinianssue by military means or by the forced displacement of palestinians. there's nowhere for them to go and their neighboring countries are saying you can't force them here to become refugees in egypt. >> yes, joy. as you point out, it's so, so densely populated and the buildings are on top of one another. i think the israeli defense forces say they were targeting something that was adjacent to the church and the blast knocked down apiration of the church and unfortunately killed some people. any time the israelis take s

denise allen life from john han coming up in the next 60 minutes. destruction and penance after a massacre in gaza. how so far? he say in his riley as strike on the l. a. holly baptist hospital as killed at least 471 people who as president obama mates is roused prime minister while jordan has that amazingly fighting and several arab.

baptist staff news and thanks today. serving the clerk. and also our capitol program manager and building inspector john, is moving on in october. both moving to other departments in the city family and john applying in disability access and do good for physical accessibility for the members of public. we have a thanks to both of you for your dedication and service. mod inupon tends to fill the positions and keep will council informed ending punishment we need to keep positions filled. and we welcome former councilmember helen mod's grievance and housing coordinator. mod is thrilled have you. i will -- and i will -- end highlighting again items you may want to think about in terms of future items with details and explanations that will be posted. i will list them. suggestions are -- the mayor's disability 2022-23 public report. at part of which i will present to human right's commission and i did present to other staff in july. accessible business entrance program. refer to the legislative item and include office of small business, public works, dbi. golden gate park way finding, dining reusable legislation related this as well.