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Rumours of an aerial assault - Vimarsana News

Rumours of an aerial assault

Tim Crawshaw, Catherine Redden, Ian Fenwicke, Lance Dover, Jack Dikian, Ken Hudson, Joshua Steele, John Christie

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The Kingdom of God isn't waiting for Sunday to advance - Vimarsana News

The Kingdom of God isn't waiting for Sunday to advance

I also believe that God is calling us to mobilize and get our act together collectively to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit into battle as an army that is available seven days of the week instead of just Sunday.

Three big cheers for the little tugboats that could - Vimarsana News

Three big cheers for the little tugboats that could

The image of the tiny Diamantina tugboat fighting huge seas to help save the stricken Portland cargo ship and the coast of Sydney brought a tear to my eye.

President of planning institute tours Borehamwood filming studios - Vimarsana News

President of planning institute tours Borehamwood filming studios

The president of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) received a tour of Borehamwood's film studios earlier this month.

Congratulatory commiserations - Vimarsana News

Congratulatory commiserations

Congratulatory commiserations Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement “I got in early to request 100th birthday (C8) congratulations for my Dad,” writes Robyn Newton of Faulconbridge. “Dad died three months short of the big event but I was unable to stop the congratulation process, so now I have false ‘proof’ that he made it.” Tim Crawshaw of Kenthurst has some long-lived forebears: “My father having reached 103, his sister 104, and now one still living has just reached 103. There were two others and they lived to their late nineties. Some good genes there. Surprise, surprise, fo...

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