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Time For Tuesdays Talk @ Ten With Bishop Dennis Eversen and Dr Paul Collins State of The Church Update

The Veterans Church Pastors Kevin and Donna Kilmurray Happy Fathers Day

Changing Times With Lynn Morris & Guest Darren Myers After receiving a B.S. in Music Education, Darren Myers served in the pastorate for 28 years. He was the founder and administrator of Landmark Christian Academy. For 7 years, he led his congregation to host the PATRIOT DAY RALLY in Rolla, MO, celebrating “One Nation Under God” and honoring those who defend freedom. With a high attendance of 5,000, the rally pointed citizens back to the Creator and America’s founding principles using choirs, outdoor videos, reenactors and fireworks. Over 100 local businesses contributed to this community rally, which included static displays from the fire department, law enforcement agencies, Homeland Security, and military branches. ​ In 2015, Darren and his wife, Tammy and son, Daniel established FREEDOM FOCUS and began traveling. Through preaching, singing, multimedia presentations and outdoor rallies, Darren and his family have been presenting truth to preserve freedom. Speaking in churches, public schools, private schools, camps, colleges and civic events from California to New York, he has encouraged thousands to understand and defend Biblical freedom. ​ The Myers…

Time For Tuesdays Talk @ Ten With Bishop Dennis Eversen and guest Wen Chen. here first Wen share about what it was like to believe a lie. 36 years after The Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989 were a series of pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing, China, led primarily by students. The movement, which began in April, called for political reform, freedom of speech, and an end to government corruption. It culminated in a violent crackdown on June 3–4, when the Chinese government deployed military forces to suppress the protests. Hundreds, possibly thousands, of civilians were killed as troops opened fire on demonstrators2. One of the most iconic images from the event is “Tank Man”, a lone protester who stood in front of a column of tanks, momentarily halting their advance. The Chinese government has since heavily censored any discussion of the massacre, banning public commemorations and removing references from the interne

Changing Times With Dr. Mary Byrne & Lynn Morris Guests Jim Sharp & Jarod Duncan From Autism Outreach Fellowship