TESTIMONY
The Supreme Court on October 21 said it is "tragic what we have reduced religion to" in the 21st century and a "climate of hate prevails in the country", while directing police and authorities to immediately and suo motu register cases against hate speech makers without waiting for a complaint to be filed.Last month shadow parli discussed about this subject and gone to Heavenly court.Now supreme court has answered.Praise be to the Lord.
TAMILNADU's GROWTH 2022
Instead of your shame you will receive a double portion,
and instead of disgrace you will rejoice in your inheritance.
And so you will inherit a double portion in your land,
and everlasting joy will be yours.
Isaiah 61:7
ISRO
- India's first rocket engine factory Agnikul Cosmos has inaugurated India's first- ever factory to manufacture 3Dprinted rocket engines in Chennai.
- It will be used to produce engines for its own in- house rockets.
SPORTS
Chess Olympiad inauguration
- Prime Minister inaugurated the 44th Chess Olympiad in Chennai.
- This is the first time the chess Olympiad is being held in India.
- It has the highest number of countries, number of teams, and number of female chess players participation.
FRP LEVEL -1 (Forgiveness and Reconciliation Programme )
Forgiveness and Reconciliation classes were conducted in Erode, Tamilnadu.Around 50 believers participated.
Indrani could not walk without help for 25 years.When prayer started,she could not get up from chair without help.As the participants started praying giving command to rise up & stretch the fingers,slowly they started stretching after 25 years.The Lord healed her.Praise the Lord!
CHILDREN BIBLE SCHOOL (CBS)
During the Monthly Worship of October 1st, the Lord spoke about 3 plans among which one was Children Bible School.
Vision given for Children Bible School (CBS)
- Special care to be given in the bringing up of Children and adolescent youth in AOJ.
- In all the regions and zones, a survey will be taken to get to know the details of the children and adolescent youth of that area & Zone.
3.Special Troop Churches will be arranged for them according to the age and the class they attend. Message topics also will be prepared and given.
4.Tests, games and competitions of various types which will bring out and enhance the skills, talents in each child will be conducted with the aim of making each one a leader in his calling.
5. Attendance will be taken.
6.Quarterly Fellowships and Anniversary will be held for children in each Region.
7. Suggestions are invited from parents regarding this. Tests, games and competitions of various types which will bring out and enhance the skills, talents in each child will be conducted with the aim of making each one a leader in his calling.
Based on this, a meeting was called for in which teachers were asked to suggest the lessons.They prepared a rough draft on various subjects. A team worked on it.A google form and manual form was prepared and sent to all the regions.Announcement was given in all the Regional Meetings throughout the month of October.Some data were collected.As per the data collected, we start the class for 8th Std students on 22.11.2020.
PROPHECY NEWS -Months After Floods, Brazil’s Amazon Faces a Severe Drought
Months After Floods, Brazil's Amazon Faces a Severe Drought
Just months after enduring floods that destroyed crops and submerged entire communities, thousands of families in the Brazilian Amazon are now dealing with severe drought that, at least in some areas, is the worst in decades. The low level of the Amazon River, at the center of the largest drainage system in the world, has put dozens of municipalities under alert.
The fast-decreasing river water level is due to lower-than-expected rainfall during August and September, according to Luna Gripp, a geosciences researcher who monitors the western Amazon’s river levels for the Brazilian Geological Survey.
As most of Amazonas state is not connected by roads, the main concern is the shortage of food, fuel and other goods normally transported through waterways. In Tefe, a city of 60,000 people by the Amazon river, large ships have not been able to arrive at the downtown port.
The situation is even more critical in the dozens of communities scattered through the region surrounding Tefe, affecting about 3,500 families. Many waterways, such as lakes and creeks, have dried up, eliminating access to the Amazon River and thus to nearby cities, which function as commercial hubs.
In the Sao Estevao community, the fishermen have postponed fishing pirarucu, the Amazon’s largest fish, because the boat to transport their catch to the city cannot dock. The legal fishing season runs until the end of November. If the water level doesn't rise soon, the seven-family community will lose a significant source of income, fisherman Pedro Canizio da Silva told The Associated Press in an audio message.
About six months ago, the community suffered losses due to a heavier-than-expected flood season.
“I lost my crops of banana and yuca. Moreover, caymans and anacondas got closer to us due to the flood and ate some of my ducks and chickens. The water underneath my stilted house almost reached the floor,” Canizio recalled.
In the Porto Praia Indigenous community, the nearby branch of the Amazon River has become a vast swath of sand that during the day becomes too hot to walk across. A motorboat trip to Tefe, normally 90 minutes long, now takes four hours, Anilton Braz, the local leader, told the AP, as the water is so shallow in some stretches that it is necessary to paddle instead of using the motor.
The local water source has become muddy and no alternatives exist, Braz said. “We fear our children will get sick with diarrhea and other diseases.”
The situation has led Tefe's City Hall to declare a state of emergency to speed provision of aid to families, but so far help has been scant. “The mayor sent a little bit of food,” said Braz.
The local civil defense authority said 53 out of 62 municipalities have been affected by floods and drought in Amazonas state this year alone. The drier season, known locally as the “Amazonian summer,” usually lasts from June to December in this part of the rainforest.
In a region as vast as the Amazon, drought severity varies.
In Porto Velho, the capital of Rondonia state, the mighty Madeira River registered its lowest ever level since official records began in 1998. And in the Acre state capital Rio Branco, the Acre River, which cuts through the city, reached its lowest level since measurements started in 1967, according the Brazilian Geological Survey.
The drought in the Amazon River is not as extreme so far, although Coari, a city close to Tefe, is enduring its sixth worst drought since records began in 1975.
“As climate change causes extreme weather events, significant droughts in the Amazon is likely a sign of such changes,” Alejandro Duarte, a climate researcher at the Federal University of Acre, told the AP. “This could be an irreversible trend in coming years.”