Manuella Lamorena

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• Apr 23, 2017

  World's Oldest Person Says 'Serving God' Is the Secret to Her Long Life

  A woman from Trewlaney, Jamaica, who is now listed as the world's oldest living person, swore that it's her "faith in serving God" that's keeping herself alive all these years.

• Apr 23, 2017

  Kim Kardashian Gets Slammed on Twitter for Depicting Herself as the Virgin Mary

  Reality TV star Kim Kardashian drew flak from Twitter users after she unveiled the latest merchandise in her collection, which included a candle that has her face depicted as the Blessed Virgin Mary.

• Apr 23, 2017

  Hostilities Against Religion on the Rise in Denmark

  Hostilities against religion have taken a turn for the worse in Denmark as more and more incidents of attacks on Christians, discrimination on Muslims, and other religious-related disturbances have hit the Scandinavian country in recent years.

• Apr 21, 2017

  Positivity Skills Help Reduce HIV Viral Load, New Study Shows

  HIV patients who have a happy and positive outlook in life have lesser chances of getting depressed and higher chances of having their viral load reduced.

• Apr 21, 2017

  Former Foster Care Child Celebrates Two Years With His 'Forever Family'

  Four years since Davion Only-Going made a very public plea to be adopted, the former foster care child celebrated his second anniversary as the newest member of the Going family.

• Apr 20, 2017

  Bible Translators Come Out With First Kurdish BIble for Iraqi Minority

  Bible translators in the Kurdistan area of Northern Iraq have finally completed years of work and successfully finished the first ever Sorani Kurdish version of the Bible.

• Apr 20, 2017

  Georgetown University Atones for Role in Slave Trade, Renames Buildings After Slaves

  In a move that came almost two centuries later, Georgetown University formally apologized for the school's link to slavery. To show its regret, it moved to rename its halls after the African-American slaves it sold during that period.

• Apr 20, 2017

  Evangelical Churches On the Rise in Brazil Slums

  Informal settlers, former drug addicts, and people mostly on the fringes of society found refuge in the evangelical churches that continue to grow in the poverty-stricken areas of Brazil.

• Apr 19, 2017

  ISIS Wants Alliance With Al-Qaeda to Form a Terrorist Army

  The leadership of the Islamic State (ISIS) is seeking an alliance with Al-Qaeda in hopes of creating a "terror" army that will quash the Iraqi military, which is on a relentless drive to retake the city of Mosul in Iraq.

• Apr 19, 2017

  Texas Governor Greg Abbott Says His Faith Was 'Tested' By Jogging Accident That Left Him Paralyzed

  Texas Governor Greg Abbott has opened up on how his beliefs and faith play a significant part in his life.