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keisha 
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 Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 10:19am |
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Good morning everyone. Valt, never saw the ad, but are they really banning us??!! We serve a God of abundance! He wants to pour out His blessing on you until you are so full that you are running over with His goodness. Notice how this verse starts. It says, "Give, and it will be given to you." Your giving is what sets the blessing of God into motion in your life.
Giving is like a seed. When you plant an apple seed, it doesn't just grow a single fruit. That one seed grows into a tree that has an abundance of apples. The same thing happens when you obey God in your giving. You get an abundant harvest in return. You are so blessed that you can't even contain it! You have to just keep giving, and the cycle just keeps repeating itself. |
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Jagee
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 10:41am |
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One New Year's Day in the Tournament of Roses parade, a beautiful float suddenly sputtered and quit. After checking for mechanical problems, the crew discovered that the vehicle pulling the float was simply out of fuel. The whole parade was held up until someone could get a can of gasoline. The most amusing thing about this whole fiasco was that the float represented the Standard Oil Company. With its vast oil resources, its truck ran out of gas! Elijah had run out of gas as well. He had victoriously confronted the prophets of Baal and revived the people of Israel (1 Kings 18:20-40). He had raced King Ahab back to Jezreel and won (v. 46). Then he had fled from the wrath of Queen Jezebel and gone a day's journey into the wilderness (19:1-3). Now he was faced with another journey, this time to meet with God on Mount Horeb, but he didn't have the strength to do it on his own. God sent an angel of the Lord, who said to Elijah, "The journey is too great for you" (v. 7). Then God gave Elijah supernatural strength, and in that strength he traveled for 40 days and 40 nights. We are not able to live the victorious Christian life on our own strength either. God knows that. But He is also able to give us the strength we need. The apostle Paul said, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" (Phil. 4:13). God has unlimited resources, but unless we appropriate them to our lives, they do us no good. Don't settle for a stalled-out Christian life. While you are inadequate in yourself, God is more than sufficient for all your needs. Call on Him today and you'll experience all the strength you need for the journey.
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sheraig
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 11:34am |
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Good morning All
CanFam: Its good to know they clearing the backlog, that is really good to hear.....
Yeah: u know wi homies.....:-)
Klim: whappen....???...tings soon alright! well betta :-)
Valt: duh nuh say so......no more visits in person and mi a plan fi go visit dem when di ban lift...larks!!
KJAC: yu dash mi whe ehhhh??
Well, I cant wait to see when the gates dem a go fly.....fly di gate dem man CHC.....
Wi soon bust...guys this cant be forever......
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pussjuck
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 12:26pm |
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hey u all good morning
gosh u know sheraig dem can't meck we wait forever so valt a which paper u see dat info sen we de link nuh
have a grate day ma peeps nuff love and keep safe
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with God all things are possible
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Lizann
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 1:30pm |
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Hi All -
Been busy as H E double L - but just dropping in to say hiya ! Saw briefly some posts - didnt see teh ad in teh gleaner about CHC and the appt thingy but if it is based on my experience with teh shovingand indicipline of the people when you go fo ran inqury I would say CHC musi fedup jus as I was - It was awful and teh hurtful part is some of tehones who wee shoving to get in were dropping off passports so they knew they already got thru!!!!! Even di liikle fasty one who shoved past me and got upset casue he didint take a number and so I went to the receptioniist before him was dropping off a a passport - OH well -
Remeber they said Family sponsorship back log first and from what I saw in tehre it was all fam sponsorhip who were dropping off in tehre adn then they will be getting to us !!!
One pppr lady beside me said tehy gave her six week sto land as hermed's would expire soon so she was plotting some sick leave to run up and back
Fab day all will fill you in - no PPR call from CHC yet - and yall will be the first to know!!!
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valt
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 1:58pm |
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The ad is in Tuesday's Gleaner and Wednesday March 17 Observer pg 12.......
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Jagee
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 2:30pm |
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High Commission of Canada From the Immigration Section of the High Commlsslon of Canada The Immigration (Visa) Section of the High Commission of Canada wishes to inform its clientele of the folIowing changes • Application forms for all categories of visa can be downloaded from our websites www.jamaica.qc.ca or www.gic.ca Please note that forms can no longer be obtained from our office • The Visa Section will be open to the public from 800 to 11 00 AM, Monday to Thursday inclusively to receive completed applications for temporaiy resident visas, study permits and work permits to Canada Incompleted applications will not be accepted
• Completed applications can still be submitted through the drop-box, located in the guards’ pavilion at 3 West King’s House Road, Kingston 10, and passports can be collected 10 business days later • Only persons with appointment on a specific day and time will be authorized to enter the premises of the Visa Section of the High Commission in the afternoons General information on our processes can be found on our website We can be contacted by e-mail mail, drop-box or fax (876-511-3492) Information is also available by telephone through an automated voice messaging (87&-926-1500 ext 5800) People wishing to obtain information relating to their application should contact us by e-mail, mail drop-box or fax We invite you to regularly consult our website for updates on our procedures We thank you for your cooperation Edited by Jagee - 18 Mar 2010 at 2:32pm |
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bloomey2
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 2:46pm |
Thanks for this info...this is very interesting times... |
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yeahyeah
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 3:45pm |
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ok people...my interpretation is that we cannot visit anymore. They only accept enquiries through e-mail, fax or drop box. They are doing something similar to Trinidad.
It look sticky though! Maybe they really need the time to work on our files and so this is the step they are taking to minimize the number of people coming. Lets just continue to pray that this will be over soon |
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Lizann
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 at 3:53pm |
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Yep a dep a doo - dats what dem do ! - they have stopped people from coming in to make inquiries and it even to apply seems for drop off's or maybe now they give you an appt to drop off pps' and collect them at the guard house or give you an appt to pick them up (??)
What I did notice that there was only one receptionist at the desk when I was there - not sure if it's the norm but it did seem impractical as teh one agent collected and issued PP's which were a firaly quick process but then on teh inquiries - some took forever - people had to come formthe back - so maybe it's a cost saving measure or they'r just syaing lawd stop ask ask !! (??)
But an aside - teh people for appt's were a lot more respectful than those who were for inquires....
oh well!
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