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Comment by Minister Tassel Daley M.Sc. DDiv on October 8, 2009 at 7:12pm

A very warm Welcome.

Please add me as your friend.
Come and join me by clicking the link below.
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Tassel Daley(ourgv Director)
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Tassel Daley (Our GV Director)
813 651 9811

Comment by Evangelist Cookie Hunter on October 2, 2009 at 5:32am

Pink Ribbon Shows Support for Breast Cancer
It's a disease that affects one in eight women if a woman lives long enough.

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.>br>Doctor Greg Boone is a surgeon at Licking Memorial Hospital and hopes one thing will come out of this year's Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
"That we can raise everyone's awareness. Even those people who have not been touched by it. So that we can hopefully either prevent the disease from happening or find it at its earliest possible stage," says Greg Boone, general Surgeon at Licking Memorial Hospital.

Boone says breast cancer can appear out of nowhere and it's the "un-luck" of the draw if you get it.

"We can't prevent breast cancer from happening. It's a common illness that will affect one in eight women in this country if they live long enough."

Boone tells us breast cancer's impact can be minimized if detected early and there are three ways to do that.

"If we can detect it early, then it can be cured, and there are really three keys to early detection. Self exams on a monthly basis, see your physician for a yearly exam, have screening mammography on a regular basis."

National Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been around for over 20 years.


National Mammography Day is October 16th.




Breast Self Exam
You can also read more about breast self exam in our Diagnosis section, including a recent controversial research report on the effectiveness of breast self exams for saving lives.

http://www.breastcancer.org/pictures/self_exam/index.jsp


MALE BREAST CANCER AWARENESS GROUP
Lowell Gere, founder and president of Bridging the Gap states the importance of support for men diagnosed with this traditionally women's disease. According to the American Cancer Society, approximately 1% of breast cancers diagnosed will be among the male population. Often times, men wait to be diagnosed until it is too late and the disease has spread. Men often times feel embarrassment being diagnosed with a traditionally "feminine" disease and are hesitant to openly discuss it. Bridging the Gap provides a way for men to voice their concerns and receive much needed support.

Last October, Becky Olson, cofounder and president of Breast Friends spoke at the Pink Ribbon Society Luncheon in Indiana where she addressed the issue of men with breast cancer. It takes a lot of courage for men to come forward and openly discuss the disease.

For information on how to start a chapter in your city, or just to find a friendly and supportive voice, please email Lowell at:lagere@earthlink.net directly.

WHAT IS MALE BREAST CANCER? Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that has developed from cells of the breast. This normally occurs in men as well as women. It is estimated by the American Cancer Society that in 2005, about 1690 men will be disagnosed and about 460 will die of breast cancer.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MALE BREAST CANCER:




http://www.breastfriends.com/inspirations/male_breast_cancer/

Comment by Apostle Lovella P. Mogere on September 19, 2009 at 9:56pm

You're Invited...

Comment by Evangelist Cookie Hunter on September 16, 2009 at 9:00pm

Guardians Tag Ministry

Comment by Apostle Lovella P. Mogere on September 12, 2009 at 9:07pm

You're Invited...

Comment by Minister Tassel Daley M.Sc. DDiv on September 8, 2009 at 7:12pm

Expext a miracle!!!!

Comment by Minister Ron Richardson on August 21, 2009 at 10:45am

I am honored to be a part of this noble and ordained cause of God. We are now in the season of spiritual growth and anointing. Yokes are being broken and the church of old is not the way God is calling us to do things today.I give honor to the traditions that has kept the church going over the years, now its time for a more aggressive approach for the enemy has stepped up his game. We the saints of God must do like wise and in order to do so we must not only be prepared but willing to take action.

I give God praise for the vision he has given you Bishop Horton, count on me and count me in.
Min. Ron Richardson

Comment by Kishi Franklin on August 18, 2009 at 11:08am

Dear Friends of KWF International Prayer Ministries



Just stopped by to let you know that KWF International Prayer Ministries has launched a new ministry, which will be up and running soon.

If anyone would like to send me a letter or email of testimony I could use, with or without your name I appreciate it.

PhenomenalME was birthed out of our 1st Phenomenal Women’s Conference in July, 2009. The conference provided an abundance of rain, which produced an atmosphere for healing, deliverance, restoration, and more.

To be Pheno”ME”nal we have to come to really know ourselves, God 1st and foremost. This ministry is to help us and other women come to really know their value.

Our objective “You are One amazing Woman” –You are far more than the value of rubies!

Mission: To empower, educate, equip, and restore women, young or old that they might fulfill their purpose and God ordained destiny

Goal: To provide conducive workshops, lectures, educational seminars and more in order to equip and empower women of all ages and walks of life.

We are also asking anyone who has experience or would like to be a part of this great ministry in providing guidance for other women in the areas of finance, relationships, time management, family and a various other topics to join our team. We would love to have your input and you as a part of this great ministry. You do not have to be of a certain denomination or ministry, nor do you have to live in the city of Houston or the state of Texas. Women need each other all over the world. All you need is a desire to help another sister succeed in life.

Please contact me via email with your testimonies or a desire to help. I look forward to hearing from you.

Comment by Kishi Franklin on July 14, 2009 at 12:15am

I speak peace in and over your lives today in Jesus' name.

Comment by Evangelist Cookie Hunter on July 11, 2009 at 12:16pm

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