My Daughter’s Passport Has Been Released

My Daughter’s Passport Has Been Released

I am a British citizen and I know by right my daughter is entitled also to hold a British passport. Some 13 years ago, when my daughter was 3+, we visited the UK for a month and decided to put in an application for her to get it. While our stay was about to end in a few days, and we needed my daughter’s Nigerian passport for her return which was part of the documents submitted for the application, we placed a call through and we were told we could come pick up her Nigerian passport for her return while they work with our other documents. We got it and we returned it. Months passed and there was no news. British passport wasn’t released, and our supporting documents were not returned. We began to exchange emails, and after almost a year, we were told our documents couldn’t be traced, it was lost, and the application closed. We were pained and began the process of getting certified true copies of our documents as the originals had been misplaced. Again, some 6 years later, we were back in the UK for about 2 months and we decided, we go again. This time around we were called for an interview and they referred to our mail, saying we accused them of misplacing our

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No Longer Inferior Because of My Clumsy Speech

No Longer Inferior Because of My Clumsy Speech

From a young age, I was relatively introverted and expressed myself poorly. When interacting with strangers, I didn’t have much courage to speak, and when I was around a lot of people, I felt very nervous. I was always afraid that I wouldn’t express myself clearly and would make a fool of myself. Because of this, I often felt inferior to others. In August of 2023, the church arranged for me to water newcomers. Doing this duty required me to frequently gather with newcomers, and I also had to communicate with the other watering personnel. Facing such situations, I frequently felt nervous, and feared that when it was my turn to fellowship, I wouldn’t speak clearly, and then what would the brothers and sisters think of me? A few days later, it was the day of a gathering, and the person in charge called me and urged me to participate. Even though I wasn’t leading the gathering, I still struggled internally. I was afraid that if I went and was asked to fellowship, I wouldn’t say anything, and that it would be the greatest humiliation. I didn’t have the courage to participate. For several days after that, I felt like I had a rock stuck in my heart and couldn’t breathe. Even though I had avoided that day, would I

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The Truth Set Me Free

The Truth Set Me Free

I am from a Latin Catholic family and I was very much interested in praying to saints. I used to keep the rosary always with me thinking that it would give protection. I used to think that if we tried to be more faithful to God, he would test our faith by sufferings so I tried to be away from my Lord. Last year is 2003 July 6th I got a chance to attend a retreat at Kottayam through which God blessed me to open my inner eyes. The truth set me free and I was filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. God has given me the strength to be free from false beliefs and filled me with his great wisdom to understand the truth. I got the blessing to praise in tongues and my heart filled with great joy. I realised that God loves me so much and he is looking at me at each moment. I came back to my home on July 13th and my parents realised that there was some change in me. On July 21st my father was hospitalised because of a heart attack I never felt that God was testing me and God didn’t allow me to complain about what happened. I was sure that God was using me for his fame

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