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BREAKING WORLD WAR III NEWS: ENGLAND CONFIRMS SUPPLY OF MISSILES TO KYIV AS RUSSIAN FORCES MIGHT BE PREPARING TO LEAVE ZAPORIZHZHIA NUCLEAR PLANT?
Loving Mother Who Thought She Was Doing Something Good When She Sent Her Daughter to the Elite Mount Holyoke College, But Her Daughter Annabella Rockwell Was Indoctrinated Into WOKEISM; The Mother Melina Rockwell Hired a WOKEISM DEPROGRAMMER For $300 a day to Help Her Daughter Unlearn Crazy WOKE Views After She Was BRAINWASHED While at the $60,000-a-year College, Which Drove her to be a Miserable Heavy Drinker and Estranged From Her Mother and Father. By the way, Annabella Rockwell said while they were brainwashing you they discouraged you from being in contact with your parents. They even offered their home so that you could stay with them during break to avoid going home to see your parents. She also said they were taught to be lesbians and to hate men and to see themselves as victims of the patriarchy, and that they are to dedicate their lives to going out to fight for victims and to fight oppression by the patriarchy. Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, who has been preaching on WOKEISM: THE BLOB OF BEELZEBUB, for nearly two weeks now, says he is not surprised at this very telling story regarding the Rockwells, and he is thankful to God that Annabella was delivered from this satanic foolishness. Unfortunately, he has seen this demonic foolishness in his own extended family and apparently from the pastor and members of his daughters’ hopefully former WOKE church, and others who are trying to brainwash his seven children who he raised praying with them daily and without ceasing and reading the Word of God to them everyday and who he home-schooled all the way through college. Pray for young people everywhere to be delivered from this satanic scourge.
Remember the 1972 Munich Olympics When 11 Israeli Athletes Were Murdered? Will FIFA Turn Into a Tragedy Like That as the Israelis Are Being Shunned and Persecuted at Qatar FIFA World Cup Being Told “You are not welcome” and People Displaying Signs Saying “Don’t Play Ball With Israeli Apartheid”? Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, says, this is very dangerous and anti-semite Kanye West and his friend White Supremacist Nick Fuentes have not helped the matter. True Christians worldwide, please pray for the peace of Jerusalem and for Israelites everywhere.
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In 2001, the Rev. John Holler and a mission team from South Carolina traveled thousands of miles to work at the Fairfield Children’s Home.
They fell in love with the orphans and The United Methodist Church’s Old Mutare Mission that was caring for them. Holler promised to return.
On Oct. 21, Holler walked back on the campus. He also brought a gift of $800,029.
“For 20 years, it was a promise unkept,” he said. “It is amazing to return to this place.”
More than 80 United Methodists traveled from the U.S. to celebrate the 30th anniversary of United Methodist-related Africa University and the inauguration of the Rev. Peter Mageto as the university’s fifth vice chancellor.
The visit to Old Mutare Mission was also in the plans.
“Africa University is called the ‘School of Dreams,’” said Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, episcopal leader of the South Carolina Conference. “The Old Mutare Mission is across the way in the ‘Valley of Hope.’”
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Source: United Methodist News
A New Jersey church held a memorial service Sunday for all of the members of the congregation who passed away while funerals could not be held due to COVID-19.
Members of the Saint James AME Church, which has locations in Newark and South Orange, gathered at the Eagle Rock Reservation Remembrance and Rebirth 9/11 Memorial Site in West Orange Sunday afternoon.
The ceremony was supposed to include a releasing of lanterns, but it was canceled due to strong winds.
More than 40 of the congregation’s members have passed away between 2020 and 2022 and could not have a proper funeral due to the restrictions the church still has in place.
“COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on the way we traditionally do things in our church,” Rev. Dr. Ronald Slaughter said. “Funerals and saying farewell to a loved one is certainly one of the celebrations COVID-19 has impacted. This Sunday Mass Memorial Celebration is our way of comforting the family members and friends of the 40 members who have passed away.”
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Source: New Jersey
A Baptist association in Australia has voted to require not only its member churches but all clergy accredited by the association to affirm a belief in marriage as “a covenant relationship ordained by God as a lifelong faithful union of one man and one woman” and that “sexual intimacy outside such a marriage relationship is incompatible with God’s intention for us as his people.”
Churches and ministers not agreeing with the doctrinal parameters will not be allowed to remain in the New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory Baptist Association, although an 18-month transition period has been given.
While the Nov. 12 vote by the Australians mirrors a pattern of disagreement among Baptists in the United States and elsewhere about LGBTQ inclusion and same-sex marriage, one notable difference is the power the association wields over ordained clergy.
In the United States, Baptist associations and conventions typically do not have accreditation power over clergy. In the Southern Baptist Convention, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Alliance of Baptists and most of the historic Black Baptist denominations, for example, all ordinations are matters handled by local churches. Associations and conventions may choose to deny membership to churches based on their ordination practices but do not control them. In the American Baptist Churches USA, ordination is handled by a partnership between local congregations and regional bodies, more akin to the Australian model.
In the New South Wales Association, “accreditation involves the formalized approval of people as suitable, and available, for ministry within the Baptist churches. … It recognizes they have met certain requirements, that they have the appropriate qualifications and credentials for ministry, qualifications and credentials that are usually recognized nationally, and internationally by Baptist associations and unions belonging to the Baptist World Alliance,” the association’s website explains. “Accreditation means that the association stands behind the person, affirming their fitness to perform appropriately under the legal requirements of the state, with regard to such matters as marriage, child protection, and non-discrimination legislation.”
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Source: Baptist News Global
A United Methodist pastor in South Carolina has filed a complaint against all Western Jurisdiction bishops, accusing them of violating church law with the consecration of the denomination’s second openly gay and married bishop.
The Rev. W. Timothy McClendon, senior pastor of St. John’s United Methodist Church in Aiken, South Carolina and former episcopal candidate himself, also has taken the highly unusual step of posting the complaint online and inviting other United Methodists to sign on.
The United Methodist complaint process typically takes place in strict confidentiality, especially when there is no criminal allegation involved. As of this writing, more than 550 United Methodists from around the globe have added their names to the complaint.
“I contend that the action and/or inaction of the Western Jurisdiction College of Bishops has caused significant harm,” McClendon’s complaint said before listing ways he sees the consecration undermining his and other United Methodists’ ministry.
The complaint comes after simultaneous regional meetings of the five U.S. jurisdictions earlier this month signaled a shift, at least among American United Methodists, toward a more LGBTQ-welcoming denomination. It also comes as The United Methodist Church — like other Protestant denominations before it — is seeing mounting church disaffiliations after decades of intensifying debate about the status of LGBTQ people in church life.
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Source: United Methodist News
THERE IS A DEVIL LOOSE: Some people, and amazingly including her husband Artemio Juarez, are rallying to the side of and raising money for the church-going woman Celina Juarez, who suffocated and murdered her 8-month-old little cherubic baby on her breast while feeding the baby, and who was getting ready to kill her other baby, saying, “She needs help, not jail.” Family and friends say she is a devoted parent who became overwhelmed when infant twins would not latch on to her breast. Daniel Whyte III, president of Gospel Light Society International, says, he will say this as kindly as he can knowing full well that this breaks the pro-women, feminist, evangelical, charismatic, Baptist, and WOKE rules: Even though this is a beautiful woman, she is a cold-blooded murderer of her own innocent, beautiful, cherubic infant, and could be easily charged with attempted murder of her other innocent, beautiful, cherubic infant that God blessed her with.
Whyte agrees that she is sick and needs help, but she also needs prison time for what she has done against God by not having natural affection for her child, and what she has done against her husband by murdering his precious child, and what she has done against the child’s siblings, and against society. And if you think Whyte is picking on this woman, who is a cold-blooded murderer, if the husband knew that this woman was fragile by seeing her not express natural affection for the children, or because she told him she was struggling, or because the toddler was complaining about things she was doing, or from his own God-given instincts as a man, a husband, and as a father, yet he left her alone with these children, he should go to prison as an accessory to murder. Somebody needs to investigate him as well and what was going on in that household.
Now, with that said, Whyte has a problem with the double standard that the church and society unfairly applies when it comes down to women and men; yet, the WOKE church and WOKE society support feminism and women being equal to men in every area except when it comes down to areas like this. For if the man got “frustrated” and “lost it” and slapped the child and the child died, we would not be hearing all of this talk about “he needs help–not jail.” He would be under the jail and on his way to prison for a long time regardless of what his wife would say in support of him. There would not be a “go-fund-me page” for his defense, and he would probably be told that he would never see his other children again. By the way, this woman should never see her children again, and especially not alone, without major supervision — and not just family, because it is Whyte’s opinion that she will kill the other children as well, for this is beyond just a woman getting frustrated; this is demonic activity.
Beyond this, Whyte is dealing with this because, unfortunately, this is an increasing problem across the United States — not so much in other countries — but in the United States where many people both women and men act like they cannot handle the normal pressures of life and who do not rise to the occasion because they have been lied to by the church and the media, and the little, cute half-hour to an hour shows on television and even movies that give people a false idea of what true life is. As he said in his best selling book Letters to Young Black Men, “there are far too many people living fiction lives in a non-fiction world.” He is calling on all husbands and fathers to take this matter very seriously, and if you see signs where your wife is fragile after a baby is born during the child-bearing years, or she does not express natural affection to the children, or she is not rising to the occasion as an adult should, you are going to have to step up and do some things differently like insisting on working at home, not to do her job, but so as to protect your children from being harmed by her, and to rebuke her for not rising to the occasion of acting like an adult when and if she acts like a child and does things to harm the children.
By the way, men, contrary to the sweet, evangelical church, this is love, too, and this is the kind of help your wife needs to grow in her job as a wife and mother and you insisting that she does her job so that you do not have to end up doing her job and your job, too. All of this talk about her being sick because she had a baby or she is experiencing so-called post-partum depression, in most cases, is hog-wash. In most cases, these women are mature enough to have and enjoy sex, but they are not mature enough to lovingly take care of the baby, and they resort to acting like a child and not a mature grown-up and throwing devastatingly, deadly temper tantrums harming or killing the child. As stated earlier, as a husband and a father, it is your job to be there in the house, not to do her job, but to protect your children and to rebuke her and teach her, yea, even train her to act like an adult, if you have to.
How do I know? That is what I had to do when I saw that my wife Meriqua Whyte was not prepared to be a mother and therefore not trusted to be left alone with the children. After preaching the Gospel and the Word of God for about ten years as a full-time evangelist across the country and around the globe, which I was going to continue after my wife and I got married, thinking that my wife would be like Billy Graham’s wife Ruth Bell Graham and be able to hold down the household and take care of the children, while I went out and did my job as a full-time evangelist, which was a ministry, however, God had blessed me to do well financially as long as I was preaching on the road, which would have continued to help our ministry and family out financially. In between traveling and preaching at meetings, we visited a close friend’s house and stayed with them a couple of days. I briefly went to the kitchen to get our food leaving my wife Meriqua Whyte with my beautiful, cherubic baby daughter Daniella (Danni) Whyte, who was probably eight or nine months old at the time — She could not have been a year yet. When I went back into the room, my beautiful baby daughter had an iron burn where the point of the iron was at the tip of the bottom of her eye; you could see the shape of the iron coming down on one side of her cheek. To this day, I believe my wife did it on purpose because there is just no way that could have happened any other way. In addition to that, I had her to breast-feed our first child and then the other six children after they came two years apart, and oftentimes while I was leading her in prayer, I would suddenly hear a blood-curdling, gasping-for-air choking sound coming from my baby, who was turning red and could hardly breathe, and it happened not only with my first child repeatedly, but to the other children as well. I believe to this day that she intentionally choked the children on her breast because she did not love her children or to try to get back at me because she knew I loved the children, or to try to cause some kind of problem against the ministry, which she has shown a strange Judas hatred for for years. So I came off the road to protect my first child and later our other children. It hurt us financially, but God gave me something else to do in the ministry full-time that allowed me to stay home to protect my children and to, unfortunately, teach her to act like an adult and a mother who would love and care for her children.
It was not a matter that my wife Meriqua Whyte was sick, it was a matter that her parents did not raise her properly, in addition to them divorcing; it was a matter of immaturity, and a matter of her not recognizing her immaturity and then rising to the occasion which some people do by the grace of God, and ultimately I found out that my wife had never been saved; she was religious and interested in church but she was not a born-again saved person. Sad to say, this harming the children and choking the children was just the beginning. She never wanted to tell the children I love you and she never wanted to hug the children throughout their childhood. I had to tell her to tell the children I love you; I had to tell her to say good night, I love you to the children. It had gotten to the point where the children froze up whenever she tried to hug them because they knew it was not sincere. And so at a certain point I stopped telling her to do it because the children were old enough to know she was not sincere, and she never did it on her own.
All of Whyte’s children are grown now. He has raised them by himself without much help from his wife. He had his wife do the dirty work such as wash dishes and clean the house. He had his wife to home-school the children, which she hated. He was the principal. But as Shakespeare said “All’s well that ends well.” The children are all alive. They are all grown now. Five have graduated from college and two are on their way. Two of the children have multiple degrees. And by the grace of God, they are doing well, other than fighting off the devil and WOKE family members and WOKE church members and WOKE co-workers because the devil is mad at them because they have helped their father in the ministry down through the years and because they are still helping him in the ministry. On December 19th, 2022, he and his wife will be celebrating 35 years of marriage and this is their first and only marriage, and divorce is not an option for either one of them, and Whyte believes that the only reason the marriage and the family has survived and stayed together is because of God saving his soul December 19th, 1979, and, by God’s grace, the Lord led him to lead the family in praying without ceasing, and in reading Ephesians chapters 5 and 6 everyday with his wife and children, and because he took seriously the Word of God in Ephesians chapters 5 and 6 about the man being the head of the family and adopted what Joshua said in the Bible as his motto “as for me and my house we are going to serve the Lord,” and then went forth and led his wife and children with a loving, firm, steady, stabilizing hand to great victory and great success in the ministry and in life. Contrary to WOKEISM in the church and in society, Whyte believes that men should be head of households and lovingly and strongly lead their wives and their children according to the Word of God, and that includes loving rebuke and chastisement when it is necessary.
THERE IS A DEVIL LOOSE: Some people, and amazingly including her husband Artemio Juarez, are rallying to the side of and raising money for the church-going woman Celina Juarez, who suffocated and murdered her 8-month-old little cherubic baby on her breast while feeding the baby, and who was getting ready to kill her other baby, saying, “She needs help, not jail.” Family and friends say she is a devoted parent who became overwhelmed when infant twins would not latch on to her breast. Daniel Whyte III, president of Gospel Light Society International, says, he will say this as kindly as he can knowing full well that this breaks the pro-women, feminist, evangelical, charismatic, Baptist, and WOKE rules: Even though this is a beautiful woman, she is a cold-blooded murderer of her own innocent, beautiful, cherubic infant, and could be easily charged with attempted murder of her other innocent, beautiful, cherubic infant that God blessed her with.
Whyte agrees that she is sick and needs help, but she also needs prison time for what she has done against God by not having natural affection for her child, and what she has done against her husband by murdering his precious child, and what she has done against the child’s siblings, and against society. And if you think Whyte is picking on this woman, who is a cold-blooded murderer, if the husband knew that this woman was fragile by seeing her not express natural affection for the children, or because she told him she was struggling, or because the toddler was complaining about things she was doing, or from his own God-given instincts as a man, a husband, and as a father, yet he left her alone with these children, he should go to prison as an accessory to murder. Somebody needs to investigate him as well and what was going on in that household.
Now, with that said, Whyte has a problem with the double standard that the church and society unfairly applies when it comes down to women and men; yet, the WOKE church and WOKE society support feminism and women being equal to men in every area except when it comes down to areas like this. For if the man got “frustrated” and “lost it” and slapped the child and the child died, we would not be hearing all of this talk about “he needs help–not jail.” He would be under the jail and on his way to prison for a long time regardless of what his wife would say in support of him. There would not be a “go-fund-me page” for his defense, and he would probably be told that he would never see his other children again. By the way, this woman should never see her children again, and especially not alone, without major supervision — and not just family, because it is Whyte’s opinion that she will kill the other children as well, for this is beyond just a woman getting frustrated; this is demonic activity.
Beyond this, Whyte is dealing with this because, unfortunately, this is an increasing problem across the United States — not so much in other countries — but in the United States where many people both women and men act like they cannot handle the normal pressures of life and who do not rise to the occasion because they have been lied to by the church and the media, and the little, cute half-hour to an hour shows on television and even movies that give people a false idea of what true life is. As he said in his best selling book Letters to Young Black Men, “there are far too many people living fiction lives in a non-fiction world.” He is calling on all husbands and fathers to take this matter very seriously, and if you see signs where your wife is fragile after a baby is born during the child-bearing years, or she does not express natural affection to the children, or she is not rising to the occasion as an adult should, you are going to have to step up and do some things differently like insisting on working at home, not to do her job, but so as to protect your children from being harmed by her, and to rebuke her for not rising to the occasion of acting like an adult when and if she acts like a child and does things to harm the children.
By the way, men, contrary to the sweet, evangelical church, this is love, too, and this is the kind of help your wife needs to grow in her job as a wife and mother and you insisting that she does her job so that you do not have to end up doing her job and your job, too. All of this talk about her being sick because she had a baby or she is experiencing so-called post-partum depression, in most cases, is hog-wash. In most cases, these women are mature enough to have and enjoy sex, but they are not mature enough to lovingly take care of the baby, and they resort to acting like a child and not a mature grown-up and throwing devastatingly, deadly temper tantrums harming or killing the child. As stated earlier, as a husband and a father, it is your job to be there in the house, not to do her job, but to protect your children and to rebuke her and teach her, yea, even train her to act like an adult, if you have to.
How do I know? That is what I had to do when I saw that my wife Meriqua Whyte was not prepared to be a mother and therefore not trusted to be left alone with the children. After preaching the Gospel and the Word of God for about ten years as a full-time evangelist across the country and around the globe, which I was going to continue after my wife and I got married, thinking that my wife would be like Billy Graham’s wife Ruth Bell Graham and be able to hold down the household and take care of the children, while I went out and did my job as a full-time evangelist, which was a ministry; however, God had blessed me to do well financially as long as I was preaching on the road, which would have continued to help our ministry and family out financially. In between traveling and preaching at meetings, we visited a close friend’s house and stayed with them a couple of days. I briefly went to the kitchen to get our food leaving my wife Meriqua Whyte with my beautiful, cherubic baby daughter Daniella (Danni) Whyte, who was probably eight or nine months old at the time — She could not have been a year yet. When I went back into the room, my beautiful baby daughter had an iron burn where the point of the iron was at the tip of the bottom of her eye; you could see the shape of the iron coming down on one side of her cheek. To this day, I believe my wife did it on purpose because there is just no way that could have happened any other way. In addition to that, I had her to breast-feed our first child and then the other six children after they came two years apart, and oftentimes while I was leading her in prayer, I would suddenly hear a blood-curdling, gasping-for-air choking sound coming from my baby, who was turning red and could hardly breathe, and it happened not only with my first child repeatedly, but to the other children as well. I believe to this day that she intentionally choked the children on her breast because she did not love her children or to try to get back at me because she knew I loved the children, or to try to cause some kind of problem against the ministry, which she has shown a strange Judas hatred for for years. So I came off the road to protect my first child and later our other children. It hurt us financially, but God gave me something else to do in the ministry full-time that allowed me to stay home to protect my children and to, unfortunately, teach her to act like an adult and a mother who would love and care for her children.
It was not a matter that my wife Meriqua Whyte was sick, it was a matter that her parents did not raise her properly, in addition to them divorcing; it was a matter of immaturity, and a matter of her not recognizing her immaturity and then rising to the occasion which some people do by the grace of God, and ultimately I found out that my wife had never been saved; she was religious and interested in church but she was not a born-again saved person. Sad to say, this harming the children and choking the children was just the beginning. She never wanted to tell the children I love you and she never wanted to hug the children throughout their childhood. I had to tell her to tell the children I love you; I had to tell her to say good night, I love you to the children. It had gotten to the point where the children froze up whenever she tried to hug them because they knew it was not sincere. And so at a certain point I stopped telling her to do it because the children were old enough to know she was not sincere, and she never did it on her own.
All of Whyte’s children are grown now. He has raised them by himself without much help from his wife. He had his wife do the dirty work such as wash dishes and clean the house. He had his wife to home-school the children, which she hated. He was the principal. But as Shakespeare said “All’s well that ends well.” The children are all alive. They are all grown now. Five have graduated from college and two are on their way. Two of the children have multiple degrees. And by the grace of God, they are doing well, other than fighting off the devil and WOKE family members and WOKE church members and WOKE co-workers because the devil is mad at them because they have helped their father in the ministry down through the years and because they are still helping him in the ministry. On December 19th, 2022, he and his wife will be celebrating 35 years of marriage and this is their first and only marriage, and divorce is not an option for either one of them, and Whyte believes that the only reason the marriage and the family has survived and stayed together is because of God saving his soul December 19th, 1979, and, by God’s grace, the Lord led him to lead the family in praying without ceasing, and in reading Ephesians chapters 5 and 6 everyday with his wife and children, and because he took seriously the Word of God in Ephesians chapters 5 and 6 about the man being the head of the family and adopted what Joshua said in the Bible as a family motto “as for me and my house we are going to serve the Lord,” and then went forth and led his wife and children with a loving, firm, steady, stabilizing hand to great victory and great success in the ministry and in life. Contrary to WOKEISM in the church and in society, Whyte believes that men should be head of households and lovingly and strongly lead their wives and their children according to the Word of God, and that includes loving rebuke and chastisement when it is necessary.
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