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Founded in 1923 by Mother Rachel Wright, this month the Hernando Church of the Living God celebrates 100 years as the “little church with the red doors” in Hernando.

The auditorium of the Naparima Bowl was transformed into a church on March 25, as Mantle of Christ International Ministries held its Sacrifice of Praise – The Rejoicing gospel concert and awards ceremony. Messengers of music also turned the stage into a pulpit, delivering powerful testimonies of the miracle power of God in their lives.

AHEAD of Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day, one of the leaders who called for it to become a public holiday, Archbishop Barbara Gray-Burke, was honoured over the weekend.

Detroit Free Press This obituary is part of “We Will Remember,” a series about those we’ve lost to the coronavirus. Malcolm Allen Lewis of Southfield was a dedicated chess instructor who was instrumental in leading students to chess tournament championships throughout the country. He had a lifelong mission of teaching, serving and empowering disadvantaged youth. Lewis, 66, died Aug. 10 before paramedics could get him to Providence Hospital in Southfield. He was presumed to be positiv...

Man finds missing palace from the Middle Ages buried in his backyard The 81-year-old pensioner was excited to make the discovery, but the palace that once housed bishops is proving to be a financial headache Author of the article: Swikar Oli Publishing date: Mar 17, 2021  •  3 days ago  •  1 minute read  •  The photo shows a later cobbled floor and in the right-hand foreground the remains of a medieval wall. At the pointed end of the ranging pole is the remains of a medieval...

A retired bank official named Charles Pole was having a bungalow built on his land in Wiveliscombe, England, when a medieval bishop’s palace was unearthed. Prior to it being uncovered at the Palace Gardens property, the ancient Bishop’s palace (that dates back to the 13th century but was in ruins by the 18th century) was... Read more »

The man says he has mixed feelings about the find, as it is going to cost him £15,000 (nearly NZ$30,00).

Discovery of a Medieval bishop’s palace has put a retired banker’s bungalow building on hold.

The man says he has mixed feelings about the find, as it is going to cost him £15,000 (nearly NZ$30,00).

A MYSTERY that has baffled historians for centuries has been solved by a stroke of luck. The site of a medieval bishops palace has been unearthed in Wiveliscombe during building work on a new bungalow. The discovery of the archaeologically important remains was made on land in Palace Gardens belonging to retired bank official Charles Pole. Until the find on a plot beside the churchyard wall, it had been believed the building, which dated from the 13th Century and was in ruins by the 18t...