National day of Prayer celebrates 75th year
The National of Prayer took on a special meaning this year. The annual day of prayer observed here in the US is celebrating is 75th year. Representatives from the Christian community and leaders from the US Congress gathered for the event. This year’s theme, “Glorify God among the nations, seeking Him in all generations.” U.S. Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, told those who attended that the U.S. is a praying nation. Johnson commented prayer is a part of who we are and the foundation of faith is part of what makes the US unique. The event is par of several festivities leading up our nation’s 250th anniversary. The anniversary celebrations the year will include a national ceremony to officially rededicate the United States as one nation under God.
Ministry expands outreach to high school students
UNITE US recently extended its mission, witnessing the Gospel to high school students. The organization held a worship event for students in Columbus, Ohio. The ministry has expanded its outreach to witness the Gospel to high school student after requests from supporters. Following worship and ministry, the organization reports hundreds of students accepted Christ. The organization UNITE US has reached over 100-thousand students at over two dozen college campuses around the U.S.
Leaders gather in Washington to take a stand against Anti-semitism
Supporters of Israel and the Jewish people gathered recently in Washington, D.C. Over 300 pastors and rabbis met with members of Congress to discuss the rise in Anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. The group is pushing for more support for Israel and addressing rising persecution against Jewish citizens. The event was held on Israel advocacy day. A recent survey conducted by the American Jewish Committee, report nine in ten American Jews say anti-Semitism is a problem. According to reports, there have been nine thousand anti-Semitic crimes reported in the U.S. since last year.
SNBC Health Report: The importance of water and the human brain
If you are a member of Victory, you’ve heard our pastor make comments about hydrating your brain, when you having a mental block (being forgetful or tired) on a few occasions. The importance of hydrations and the human brain is not only essential, but important to cognitive function. The brain is made up of 75 percent water and when you are not hydrated it slows down cognitive processing. Brain or mental fog and fatigue could be symptoms of mild dehydration. Hydration in the brain effects memory, focus, mental clarity and oxygen levels. Most experts suggest at least 8 glasses of water per day. Some recommend up to 11 or 15 per day. This number does include foods that are majority water. Fruits like watermelon, strawberries, and vegetables such as zucchini, celery and radishes all contain high amounts of water that add to your daily water intake.