Pictures from Pastor E. A. Adeboye's visit to Oxford on Sunday 16 October 2016 at The SHELDONIAN THEATRE

Pictures from Pastor E. A. Adeboye's visit to Oxford on Sunday  16 October 2016 at The SHELDONIAN THEATRE

And the Lord Remembered Oxford : Pastor E.A Adeboye's first visit to Oxford U.K.

And the Lord Remembered Oxford

There was an Oxford Joint Service with Pastor E. A. Adeboye on Sunday, October 16. Time was 9.30am and venue was The Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street, Oxford City Centre. 

This was Pastor E.A. Adeboye's first visit to the Redeemed Christian Church of God Parishes in Oxford.

The joint service was attended by Christians and non Christians from far and near Oxford.  RCCG Pastors from various parishes across united Kingdom and eminent dignitaries among whom are MOHAMMED Altaf-Khan the 57TH . Lord Mayor of Oxford, Pastor Andrew Lloyd Adeleke who is a member of the Executive Council of the RCCG in the UK. He is also the Regional Pastor of RCCG Wales. Pastor Adeleke is the Senior Pastor of the House of Praise..

The service started with an awesome praise and worship session, followed by the grand entrance of Pastor E.A Adeboye and Pastor Mrs. E.A. Adeboye and their entourage, followed by a speech from MOHAMMED Altaf-Khan the 57TH . Lord Mayor of Oxford and Pastor Andrew Lloyd Adeleke. 

Followed by preaching from Daddy G.O. as he is popularly called, he gave a word of admonition  speaking from the book of Genesis 30:22

 'Then God remembered Rachel, and God gave heed to her and opened her womb.'

Daddy G.O. prophecy ed that just as God remembered Rachel, God will remember you all. He reminded us that God is not slack concerning his promise, so when heaven’s promises sometimes seem afar off we should hold on. 

I pray that each of us will embrace these exceeding great and precious promises and never let go.

 

Pictures from the joint service

 

APOCALYPSE SECRET : The biggest airport in America is hiding a secret bunker

Doomsday secret

It's been claimed the biggest airport in America is hiding a massive secret

The biggest airport in America is hiding a secret bunker the government plans to use when something terrible happens “in the near future”, it has been claimed.

 There have been conspiracy theories surrounding Denver International Airport even since it was completed in February 1995.

Could there be a secret base hidden below the biggest airport in America?

 Denver airport was opened in 1995 but almost immediately people began to question whether it was hiding something

“Well, the base is actually said to be underground and... we’ll show you some evidence here that will prove this to be the case.

“The airport is going to be a major hub and mechanism in the continuity of government process.

“It’s almost as if they’ve built this airport with some sort of information that we don’t know about that something bad is going to happen in the near future.”

  One of the unsettling murals inside the airport

‘Continuity of government’ is the idea of creating a procedure to make sure politicians can keep ruling if a nuclear war, or something equally as horrific, happens.

The airport opened a year later after going $2billion over budget, and almost straight away visitors claimed there was something strange about it.

 Travelers dislike the artwork which decorates the airport

One of the issues is the amount of strange artwork covering the walls.

There are murals that seem to depict the end of the world – including one with a man holding a sword, AK-47 gun and in a gas mask.

There is also a statue of a blue mustang horse which some have suggested is demonic because of its colour and red eyes.

There are also plaques with strange symbols on them, as well as a memorial stone paying tribute to something called the ‘New World Airport Commission’.

 “People who have driven by this airport have seen these massive tunnels sitting above ground near this landfill, as if there is still construction going on.

“A whistle-blower came out a couple of years back and even reported that yes, this is a militarised, continuity of government-rigged base.

“Which under the cover of daylight is acting as an airport and they are using this so-called landfill as a way to dispose of the dirt they are digging up.”

 

DOOMSDAY CONSPIRACY THEORY: Last night's super blood moon has sent apocalypse enthusiasts into a frenzy

The blood moon is an incredible natural phenomenon, but could it also have a more sinister side?

But last night’s super blood moon has sent apocalypse enthusiasts into a frenzy, thanks to a biblical warning that a blood-coloured moon spells the end for mankind.

The blood moon prophecy, a popular theory among doomsday theorists, states that this natural occurrence is a warning that Earth is about to be destroyed.

The Biblical theory is believed to have originated from a quote from the Book of Joel, where it is written: “the sun will turn into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes.”

Apocalypse fears

Last night's super blood moon has sent apocalypse enthusiasts into a frenzy, thanks to a biblical warning that a blood-coloured moon spells the end for mankind

Conspiracy theorists believe that the end is nigh, and they claim it’s for real this time.

The latest apocalypse prediction has been flagged on conspiracy blogs everywhere, and doomsday-obsessed theorists claim that it’s all to do with last night’s blood moon.

The blood-red moon is apparently a sign that the end is nigh

The natural blood moon phenomenon makes our moon seem reddish in colour, and far brighter than usual, as a result of it’s position in the night sky.

Also known as a hunter’s moon, because it used to give light for hunters as they tracked animals at night, last night’s lunar event was particularly impressive, since it was also a so-called supermoon.

A supermoon looks bigger than usual, because the full moon comes at the same time as it’s at the closest point to Earth during a lunar cycle.

SPECTACULAR CELESTIAL PHENOMENON: The Full / Super Moon

Last night the Perigee Full Moon illuminated the night's sky - here's everything you need to know about it.

The Hunters Super Moon also known by it's scientific name as the Perigee Full Moon takes place every year in October and it’s a rare and spectacular celestial phenomenon.

Last night the night skies were lit up with the Hunter’s super moon and it’s the first full moon after the autumnal equinox.

This year’s Harvest Moon was particularly special because it was also a super moon, meaning that the full Moon coincides with the night that the Moon is at its closest point to Earth in its monthly orbit.

 As the Hunter’s moon rises 30 minutes later than usual, sunset and moon rise aren’t far apart and this creates a prolonged daylight, which traditionally farmers and hunters used to finish of their day’s work.

When is the next one?

This year, there are six super moons and as we’ve already had four there will be two more over the coming months.

This year there are six super moons and as we’ve already seen four there are just two left in the coming months

So, if you want to catch the next one, take notes of these dates:

• November 14 at 13:52 UTC

• December 14 at 00:05 UTC

 

HOW THE APOCALYPSE WILL LOOK

HOW THE APOCALYPSE WILL LOOK

Artist Lori Nix painstakingly created her apocalyptic visions to be the size of a dolls house

THIS is what the end of the world will look like, according to a New York artist.

‘The City’ shows deserted libraries, casinos, and laundrettes in ruins after an apocalyptic disaster.

 Artist Lori Nix created miniature scenes of the apocalypse the size of a dolls house.

But by photographing them up close, Nix has made it seem like the models are life size.

Nix has spent years creating her post-apocalyptic visions.

The Energy Weapon: Russia Threatens Britain With Nuclears Weapon

Britain is ‘totally ill-equipped’ to deal with Russian nuclear threat and could be ‘wiped out’, top military expert reveals

BRITAIN is massively under-prepared for a nuclear war with Russia, a top military expert has warned.

Heightened tensions with Putin's Russia have seen renewed scrutiny being put on our defence capabilities.

And an expert on Britain’s relations with the increasingly belligerent nation has warned we could be easily wiped out in a nuclear conflict.

Even as NATO forces step up training in the potential battleground Baltic states, Moscow chiefs have been one step ahead — organising a huge programme of bunker-building and growing its apocalyptic nuclear arsenal.

And worse still, Britain is lagging way behind on military strategy, training standards and even our basic defence system.

The Energy Weapon

With the rising temperature of world events, Russia has started threatening the use of the energy weapon once again. Prices have already been cranked up in Ukraine, and Europe is very worried about the results.  John Kerry stated on Wednesday,

"It really boils down to this - no nation should use energy to stymie a people's aspirations. It should not be used as a weapon. It is in the interest of all of us to be able have adequate energy supplies critical to our economies, critical to our security, critical to the prosperity of our people…"

This is exactly what Russia is doing, and America is powerless to do anything about it. Reuters reported Gasprom’s increases for Ukraine on Thursday:

Russian natural gas producer Gazprom announced a more than 40 percent increase in the price Ukraine must pay for gas on Apr. 1, stepping up economic pressure on Kiev in its  political standoff with Moscow…. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed in December to cut the gas price for Ukraine and provide a financial lifeline to Kiev after its abrupt decision not to sign a trade agreement with the European Union and rebuild economic ties with Moscow instead.  The discount was subject to a quarterly review.
After Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich was deposed in February following months of anti-government protests, Gazprom and Putin said the gas price discount would be scrapped because of the debt. 

John Kerry has pointed out America’s strategy regarding energy in Europe and the Middle East:

Huricaine Matthew brings cholera and starvation upon Haiti

As Haiti reels from the immediate devastation of Hurricane Matthew, which plowed through the impoverished nation at Category 4 intensity last week, aid groups fear that the worst is yet to come. According to experts on the ground, massive disease outbreaks and famine are in Haiti’s future.
The poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, Haiti is predictably suffering the worst from the Hurricane Matthew, the record breaking storm that brought fierce winds, torrential rainfall, and floods to the Caribbean and southeastern United States last week. Aerial footage has revealed widespread, catastrophic destruction in western Haiti, with some towns and villages “almost wiped off the map” according to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. More than a thousand Haitians are dead, and thousands more have lost their homes, livestock, and crops. The UN estimates that 1.4 million people are in need of immediate assistance.
One of the biggest threats facing Haiti right now is cholera, a waterborne illness that was, tragically, introduced to the country years ago by UN peacekeepers from Nepal. Since 2010, upwards of 10,000 Haitians including many young children have died from the disease, which causes uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea, resulting in severe dehydration.

“Every piece of food on every food tree is gone. The crops are just laying flat in the fields. Boats are smashed in fishing villages.”
Haiti, a tropical island nation with practically no sanitation and where the average person can’t even afford fuel to boil water, is the ideal place for an illness like cholera to thrive. “It’s everywhere, unfortunately,”
said Bill Horan, president of the humanitarian aid group Operation Blessing, which is running a disaster relief effort out of Port Au Prince. “Most folks have outhouses or latrines out back, and when it rains a lot, these overflow, spreading potentially diseased human waste.”
Which is exactly what’s happening right now, following one of the most intense weeks of rainfall in Haiti’s history. There are no estimates yet of how many people have contracted cholera in the wake of Matthew, but between 

overflowing rivers and stagnant waters filled with animal and human corpses, the threat of disease grows with each passing day. To make matters worse, Horan says, much of the public health infrastructure in western Haiti was decimated by the storm.

Operation Blessing is right now focused on churning out and distributing as much chlorine as possible. “We have the capacity at our headquarters to produce 1,200 gallons of chlorine every 24 hours,” Horan said, adding that his group is also planning to fly community-scale chlorine makers to some of the hardest-hit areas. For anyone who lives in a region where there was flooding, the ability to disinfect water could be a life-saver.
“A massive response is required.”

According to Horan, pharmaceutical supplies are also trickling in to St.

Boniface, a large hospital in western Haiti that will likely become “the nexus of public health care for the entire region for the next year.” But much more aid is needed, both here and in outlying communities that are reported to

have no clean drinking water or antibiotics whatsoever. 

As if the cholera crisis weren’t enough, thousands of Haitians also face the looming threat of starvation.
“Most Haitians depend on the crops and foods they can grow,” Horan said. “Every piece of food on every food tree is gone. The crops are just laying flat in the fields. Boats are smashed in fishing villages. And this stuff doesn’t just come back in a couple of months—it’ll be next year.”
Yesterday, Ki-moon made an emergency appeal of $120 million for food, shelter, and medical supplies to help Haiti pull through the next three months. “Tensions are already mounting as people await help,” the UN Secretary General said.

 “A massive response is required.” 

Humanitarian help needed in Haitti as Huricaine Matthew leaves more than 900 people dead and more than 350,000 in need of help

The number of victims of Hurricane Matthew, which has wrought havoc in Haiti, neared 900 on Friday as reports from hard-to-access remote southwestern areas continued coming. A total of 350,000 Haitians require immediate assistance, the UN says.
The death toll from the Category 4 hurricane, which has shaken the Caribbean nation, has been climbing with scores of people still missing.
As of Friday, 870 people were reported killed in the calamity, Reuters reported, citing local officials.
The hurricane descended on southwest Haiti on Tuesday, with howling winds measuring 233 kilometers per hour (145 mph), bringing overwhelming floods, rooting out trees and demolishing houses as it swept through the country. At least 61,500 people have found temporary home in shelters, mainly the residents of coastal villages deluged by water. According to UNICEF, 80 percent of homes in the southern Haiti have been damaged.
The number of victims of Hurricane Matthew, which has wrought havoc in Haiti, neared 900 on Friday as reports from hard-to-access remote southwestern areas continued coming. A total of 350,000 Haitians require immediate assistance, the UN says.
The death toll from the Category 4 hurricane, which has shaken the Caribbean nation, has been climbing with scores of people still missing.
As of Friday, 870 people were reported killed in the calamity, Reuters reported, citing local officials.
The hurricane descended on southwest Haiti on Tuesday, with howling winds measuring 233 kilometers per hour (145 mph), bringing overwhelming floods, rooting out trees and demolishing houses as it swept through the country. At least 61,500 people have found temporary home in shelters, mainly the residents of coastal villages deluged by water. According to UNICEF, 80 percent of homes in the southern Haiti have been damage.
While Haiti is reeling from the tragedy, medical officials fear an outbreak of cholera, with the first seven cases attributed to water contamination with sewage already registered. In 2010, when Haiti was stricken by a devastating earthquake that killed some 90,000 people and almost leveled the capital, Port-au-Prince, to the ground, an ensuing cholera outbreak killed over 9,000 people in Haiti alone, and spread to neighboring countries.
The western end of the Tiburon peninsula was first on the hurricane’s trail of destruction, having suffered the most.
The city of Jeremie, located in the Grand'Anse department also on Tiburon, was almost reduced to rubble, as 80 percent of the buildings in the city have been severely damaged or ripped apart by the storm.
"We have big problems here. And what I mean is that there are almost no houses left standing. Luckily we didn’t have the loss of lives, but we lost everything. Look, this was my small business that I completely lost. Everything is destroyed by rain,” Medelin Dorvil, a local resident, told RT’s video agency Ruptly.
“We don’t have food, or a hospital to get healthcare. I urge you to go visit the communal hospital, because we need medicines and doctors and other aid," he said.

Natural Disaster : Hurricaine Matthew gets ready to storm Florida

Florida residents have been warned to prepare for a "direct hit", as Hurricane Matthew pounded the Bahamas after devastating parts of Haiti.

Damage could be "catastrophic", the state governor said. Evacuation orders have been issued along the coast.

Matthew, with winds of 125mph (205km/h), is expected to strengthen and hit Florida as a Category Four storm, US officials say.

It has swept across the Caribbean, with the worst of the damage in Haiti.

At least 22 people have been killed in Haiti and thousands displaced. The storm has forced the presidential election there to be postponed.

 Four people were also killed in the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

As of 09:00 GMT, the storm was strengthening over north-western Bahamas. All air and sea traffic has been halted and people urged to move to higher ground.

People living on some southern shores are facing storm surges, officials warned.

"Everyone in our state must prepare now for a direct hit," Florida Governor Rick Scott told a news conference.

"If Matthew directly impacts Florida, the destruction could be catastrophic and you need to be prepared."

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Florida's history of hurricanes

• October 2005: Hurricane Wilma, Deaths were reported in Haiti, Mexico, Cuba. Struck Florida as a Category Three, killing five people. South Florida suffered widespread damage

• August 2004: Hurricane Charley. Struck Florida as a Category Four, killing nine and causing billions of dollars in property damage

• August 1992: Hurricane Andrew. Category Five storm struck South Florida, killing 44 and damaging more than 125,000 houses

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Some two million people have been advised to evacuate across coastal areas of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
"If there is an evacuation order in your community, you need to take it seriously," US President Barack Obama said.
Cars queued for fuel and residents stocked up on food in affected areas, local reports said.

Natural Disaster : Huricane Mathew hits Haiti and Cuba

Hurricane Matthew is said to have devastated parts of the country, where at least two people have died.

The storm has now moved off the north-eastern coast of Cuba towards Florida, where warnings are in place.

South Carolina is to start evacuating more than a million people.

Matthew, now a category three hurricane, is predicted to hit the US east coast later in the week.

Hurricane Matthew has also hit Cuba, but early reports suggested it is impact was not as hard as in Haiti, where there were winds of 230km/h (145mph), heavy rain and dangerous storm surges.

At least 10,000 people were in shelters and there were reports of overcrowded hospitals suffering shortages of fresh water, Mourad Wahba, the UN special representative for Haiti, said.

The storm knocked down communications and blocked roads, hampering emergency efforts.

The collapse of a bridge cut off the only link between the capital, Port-au-Prince, and the southern part of the country, and officials admitted it would be difficult to reach the region.

Laura Sewel, an aid worker with Care Haiti, said: "The mobile network has also gone down. So what this means for us is that we're out of contact with our staff right now which is quite difficult and the bridge going down means it will be harder to move materials."

In the port town of Les Cayes, the situation was "catastrophic", with streets flooded and many houses without roofs, deputy mayor Marie Claudette Regis Delerme said. She herself had to flee a meeting when a gust ripped off the building's roof.

Images showed people walking in shoulder-high water, with relief workers saying that other coastal communities were also under water, including Les Anglais.

Fonie Pierre, director of Catholic Relief Services for Les Cayes, told AP: "Many people are now asking for help, but it's too late because there is no way to go evacuate them."

Heifer International, a non-profit organisation, said farmland and businesses caught in Matthew's path had been devastated.

Haiti is one of the world's poorest countries, with many residents living in flimsy housing in flood-prone areas.

The UN said the country was facing the "largest humanitarian event" since a huge earthquake in 2010.

More than four million children could be exposed to hurricane damage, Unicef said, warning of the spread of waterborne disease.

Hurricane Matthew is the region's most powerful since Felix in 2007.