In Joshua 5: 6NIV, the Bible says Israelites had moved about in the wilderness forty years until all the men who were of military age when they left Egypt had died, since they had not obeyed the LORD. For the LORD had sworn to them that they would not see the land he had solemnly […]
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Today I want to share with you the history of a hymn that has had a great impact in my life. I used to fear death until when I heard of this song especially the last stanza… that when I die in Christ, it is home (not a strange place) that I will go to….
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How often do we hold grudges for the many hurts in our lives each day? There is another way to walk through life: Forgiving. Forgiveness is life changing it frees us from a prison of annoyance, bitterness, and even hate. Let me share these lyrics I read on Forgiveness Forgiveness It’s the hardest
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The Daystar University Alumni Association (DUAA) has this year chosen to take note of the impact and life of Ms. Mary Kizito had and will memorialise her On Monday 21st March 2016 from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at the DAC Auditorium. Ms. Mary Kizito is a name that many remember with warmth and joy. She served
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‘University degrees are no longer prestigious!’ Yes, so I hear. Apparently this is true in some place; allegedly many places. However, that statement is not true to some parts of the country. Let me explain. In my home village, education has always been valued but the resources to send children to higher education often were not
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Daystar University started in Nairobi in 1978 with only four students as Daystar Communications. As the need for degrees grew, it became Daystar University College and issued degrees as a constituent college of Wheaton College, Illinois and Messiah College in Grantham Pennsylvania. Daystar was granted her charter in 1994 and was then allowed to issue
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