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Dual citizenship can t overshadow one s loyalty | Letters

Dual citizenship can t overshadow one s loyalty | Letters
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Horror in Haiti - Jamaica Observer

Horror in Haiti

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We do God s work at Mustard Seed | Lead Stories

Started in 1978 by Monsignor Gregory Ramkissoon, and surviving on the generosity of donors worldwide, the Mustard Seed Communities provides a safe haven for those rejected and abandoned by their families and society. The non-profit organisation,.

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Encountering the Jesus of Good Friday and glimpsing the kingdom of God

Horizons - At Jamaica Mustard Seed, the residents and their caregivers can laugh, dance and sing with the hope of God's love. And we, on our Good Friday journey through Jerusalem, can find joy as well.

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59 Disable Orphans embraced by Jamaica; the hard road out of Haiti

Rashaed Esson Staff Writer #Jamaica, March 26, 2024 – Fifty-nine disabled Haitian orphans and 13 of their caregivers arrived in Portland Jamaica by boat after 36 hours on the water, on Thursday March 21st, fleeing from the quickly collapsing gang-run, Haiti. The Haitian refugees are from the HaitiChildren Charity in Haiti, which has fallen […]

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